Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, XI   |            in its ignorance accounts good. Among these also you will
 2      2, I    |           teaches, saying, "I am the good shepherd, who lay down my
 3      2, II   |              but we desire you to be good shepherds, since you are
 4      2, III  |             that he is regarded as a good servant,--as one who has
 5      4, II   |          approach and to visit those good confessors, on whom by their
 6      5, III  |       honourable glories of many and good confessors are tarnished;
 7      6, III  |            and the tranquillity of a good life is fitting for all
 8      6, III  |           men that they may see your good works and glorify your Father
 9      6, III  |         evil-doers, they may by your good works, which they shall
10      6, V    |          speaks things peaceable and good and just, daily confesses
11      7, II   |              neither please God with good deeds nor atone for our
12      8, II   |             at hand. I have fought a good fight, I have finished my
13      9, II   |         safety, that they could make good their claim to all things;
14     12, II   |          penitencehave persevered in good works; but the divine, remedy
15     20, II   |    themselves you will hear of their good works,--that Christ, I say,
16     22, III  |             letter of Celerinus, the good and stout confessor, which
17     24, I    |             fight; thence have begun good auspices of victory. It
18     24, II   |           distributed the praises of good soldiers and their spiritual
19     25, I    |             the fruit due to this so good work; for he who exhorts
20     25, V    |              of His power; and, as a good captain, will at length
21     25, VII  |     sacrifices must be purified with good works, and wretched mouths
22     30, I    |        fellow-heirs with you in your good counsels, because we entirely
23     30, II   |            have been honoured with a good testimony, than to have
24     30, II   |              have lost the honour of good testimonies; it is less
25     33, I    |            granting a respite to His good confessors and His glorious
26     33, IV   |              a confessor can do more good to the brethren than that,
27     37, I    |         which I had formerly known a good deal, he has now, moreover,
28     39, I    | condescension, and also the deacons, good men and devoted to the ecclesiastical
29     39, VI   |              he may injure, promises good that he may give evil, promises
30     41, I    |              Pompeius and Stephanus, good men and very dear to us,
31     41, II   |             mouth, but that which is good to the edifying of faith,
32     43, I    |             fitting for glorious and good soldiers to sit down within
33     46, II   |              it has been proved that good and glorious soldiers of
34     48, II   |           part, and the glorious and good confessors who by his instigation
35     51, VII  |             But it behoves you, as a good brother and a fellow-priest
36     51, VIII |      assembly of ancient priests and good men, when no one had been
37     51, XXIII|         being evil, know how to give good gifts unto your children,
38     51, XXIII|            your heavenly Father give good things to them that ask
39     51, XXIII|            that one and true Father, good, merciful, and loving--yea,
40     53, III  |              stand in the way of the good, but rather the evil ought
41     53, III  |          ought to be assisted by the good. Neither is peace, therefore,
42     53, IV   |              charged upon us that so good a soldier, who has forsaken
43     54, III  |            can ye, being evil, speak good things? for out of the abundance
44     54, III  |          heart the mouth speaketh. A good man out of the good treasure
45     54, III  |      speaketh. A good man out of the good treasure bringeth forth
46     54, III  |              treasure bringeth forth good things; and an evil man
47     54, XV   |            Church, as to corrupt the good dispositions within it.
48     54, XX   |             sincere affection of the good may be cleansed anew from
49     54, XXI  |          Evil communications corrupt good manners." And again: "A
50     59, IV   |             that in return for their good work you may present them
51     67, IV   |      disclosed, or the merits of the good may be declared, and the
52     67, VII  |             drawing near, everything good shall fail, but evil and
53     71, II   |           what do we reserve for the good and innocent, and those
54     72, V    |              his baptism can be made good. For the Lord after His
55     72, X    |             and only Church. It is a good soldier's duty to defend
56     72, X    |           which does not bring forth good fruit is cut off and is
57     74, I    |               Behold," he says, "how good and how pleasant a thing
58     74, X    |           man approved and always of good conversation in respect
59     76, I    |            wanting to the example of good deeds in you, even now,
60     76, III  |            ye may prove what is that good, and acceptable, and perfect
61     77, I    |             are corrected and men of good faith are confirmed. For
62     77, I    |              belief. For by whatever good things you have introduced
63     77, I    |        obedience more humble, and in good deeds more innocent. And
64     77, II   |           before the proconsul; as a good and true teacher you first
65     78, III  |            you the reward of this so good work. But I beg that you