Epistle, Chapter

 1      6, I    |        rejoice over you whom the devil has not been able to over-Conic.~
 2      7, VII  |          are behind, whither the devil calls us back, but to things
 3     19, I    |    longer under the power of the devil, as it were, prostrate;
 4     20, IV   |   himself also wrestled with the devil, who also bravely confessed
 5     30, III  |       those esnaring nets of the devil; whereas, not less than
 6     30, VI   |     armed against their foe, the devil, not against the Church,
 7     33, III  |         of God, casting down the devil by the confession of Christ,
 8     39, III  |        against the snares of the devil, and, taking care for your
 9     39, VI   |          envenomed tongue of the devil, who from the beginning
10     51, VII  |         priests uttered from the devil's mouth, and tossed about
11     51, X    |        is always the work of the devil, to wound God's servants
12     51, XIV  |        that I cannot come to the devil's altars, and that I pay
13     51, XV   |          they are hurried by the devil's invitation into heresy
14     51, XIX  |       field of battle. There the devil is striving to slay him
15     51, XIX  |         Whether do we favour the devil, that he may destroy, and
16     51, XXVII|       sins, does the will of the devil, serves demons and idols.
17     51, XXVII|      against God and to obey the devil. Thus it happens that if
18     54, II   |       whose hearts and minds the devil has taken possession, daily
19     54, XI   |         they, as children of the devil, and full of lies, dared,
20     54, XII  |      still hot, and not only the devil's altars, but the very hands
21     54, XIII |     order that the malice of the devil may consummate their work,
22     54, XIX  |   mourned and lamented, whom the devil so blinds, that, without
23     54, XXII |           on the other hand, the devil would spare as being his
24     59, II   |        us out of the jaws of the devil, who abides and dwells in
25     60, II   |      changed by art, and how the devil who pollutes the divine
26     61, II   |  occasion should be given to the devil who ensnares us, and desires
27     61, II   |         Do not give place to the devil." The ship is watchfully
28     61, II   |        God be able to escape the devil if he has entangled himself
29     61, II   |         entangled himself in the devil's nets. We must interfere
30     63, I    |   blinded in the darkness of the devil, or deceived by the sacrilegious
31     63, I    |           from the altars of the devil, to approach to the altar
32     63, II   |  judgment, to those who obey the devil and sacrifice to idols,
33     63, II   |        served the priests of the devil; or how does he think that
34     63, IV   |         blindness induced by the devil forgetful of his crime,
35     63, IV   |      minister and servant of the devil for deceiving the brotherhood,
36     63, IV   |      darkness of the rage of the devil, recall the minds of the
37     66, I    |      wolves and the booty of the devil; which matter, dearest brother,
38     68, IV   |       could still believe in the devil proscribing a bishop. Nor
39     72, XXII |       camp to do battle with the devil, with a full and sincere
40     73, VIII | captivity; let us deliver to the devil the ordination of the Gospel,
41     74, IV   |         for those wounded by the devil after the saving layer,
42     75, XV   |      obstinate wickedness of the devil prevails even up to the
43     75, XV   |         present day, in that the devil is scourged, and burned,
44     75, XV   |          to trust that there the devil is beaten down, and the
45     75, XVI  |          it is manifest that the devil is driven out in baptism
46     77, II   |         rank, you have slain the devil with a spiritual sword: