Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, III  |         of saving water should be able to put off what he had previously
 2      1, V    |       unblemished virtue, that is able to quench the virus of poisons
 3      1, VII  |        and the skill that is best able to kill is an exercise and
 4      2, II   |          to this; but you will be able to ascertain from very many
 5      2, II   |    receive pardon from Him who is able to grant it; test, haply,
 6      2, III  |      letter to whomsoever you are able, as occasions may serve,
 7      5, I    |        and then, that we might be able to consult together on those
 8      5, IV   |      wrote to me, I have not been able to reply by myself, since,
 9      6, I    |       whom the devil has not been able to over-Conic.~
10      6, II   |         slight thing to have been able to attain anything; it is
11      6, II   |        anything; it is more to be able to keep what you have attained;
12      6, II   |          in the Lord's ways, were able to keep the grace given
13      8, I    |         is the earthly punishment able to do more towards casting
14     11, I    |         these the divine mercy is able to bring healing. Yet I
15     11, III  |         your opinion also, may be able to examine the letters and
16     12, I    |          before even a deacon, be able to make confession of their
17     13, II   |         faith and fear, we may be able to order all things with
18     14, III  |         into one place, we may be able to arrange and reform everything,
19     17, I    |          by the Lord, we shall be able to assemble together into
20     20, I    |         company I have never been able to receive your letters.
21     30, I    |        approve them; and might be able to be fellow-heirs with
22     30, VIII |          the cause of such as are able to bear the delays of postponement
23     39, IV   |    brethren, that I myself am not able to come to you at the present
24     39, IV   | solicitude and necessity I am not able myself to hasten to you,
25     39, VII  |        being present, we shall be able as well to arrange as to
26     46, II   |        shown to be one, and to be able neither to be cut nor divided.
27     51, XVIII|           shall stand, for God is able to make him stand." John
28     51, XXV  |         dare, or think that he is able, to do what the Lord did
29     51, XXX  |         coming to us, we shall be able to confer more fully together,
30     52, II   |     should come on anew, might be able to regain their glory. For
31     52, II   |      being wounded, have not been able to sustain the crown of
32     53, III  |           of each one; we are not able to scrutinize the heart
33     54, II   |      before God. Yet they are not able to slay unless the Lord
34     54, XIV  |          cause, where they may be able to have both accusers and
35     54, XV   |         before, and have not been able to keep the faith of their
36     61, II   |        will the servant of God be able to escape the devil if he
37     61, II   |           and by they will not be able to be separated by our interference,
38     61, III  |        one of the brethren may be able to escape, we ought with
39     62, XI   |       mercy; because that only is able to rejoice him who drinks
40     63, I    |          judgment, who, not being able to be a guide to the brethren
41     63, V    |         come. For how shall he be able in that day to entreat the
42     65, I    |         spiritual things, are not able to withdraw from the Church,
43     72, XV   |        how is such a word as that able to give remission of sins,
44     72, XXII |         human reasoning they were able to make void the truth of
45     72, XXIII|     without baptism?" The Lord is able by His mercy to give indulgence,
46     72, XXV  |    divided, he who has first been able to lay hold on baptism has
47     72, XXV  |           his birthright, nor was able afterwards to regain that
48     73, V    |   baptized among the heretics, is able to put on Christ, may much
49     73, V    |          on Christ, but not to be able to receive the Holy Spirit,
50     73, V    |            For water alone is not able to cleanse away sins, and
51     73, VII  |           of Christ alone, who is able spiritually to conceive
52     74, XV   |        Creator, how shall they be able to afford to another the
53     74, XIX  |           indeed you Africans are able to say against Stephen,
54     74, XXIV |           of an apostle have been able to mould you to the rule
55     75, VI   |            he may also seem to be able to have the grace of the
56     75, X    |        not the Holy Ghost are not able to baptize at all.~
57     75, XI   |    evangelical truth, they may be able to obtain remission of sins,
58     76, V    |          adversaries shall not be able to resist." In which, indeed,
59     78, II   |            but as much as you are able to utter. For with your
60     80, II   |        kill the body, but are not able to kill the soul: but rather
61     80, II   |        but rather fear Him who is able to destroy both soul and
62     80, III  |          our God whom we serve is able to deliver us from the burning
63     80, IV   |          present, that you may be able to come to the fruit of