Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, II   |               II.~And yet, of what kind or of what amount is anything
 2      1, VIII |            be deplored, of another kind of spectacle. In the theatres
 3      1, IX   |        things that persons of this kind speak: the offence of their
 4      4, I    |           clergy for cases of that kind, that many might have means
 5      7, I    |         with tears, and with every kind of urgency. For we must
 6      7, IV   |            and somewhat sad with a kind of indignation, holding
 7      7, V    |         blood. Persecution of that kind is an examination and searching
 8     22, I    |        sent out no letters of this kind. But Lucian, not only while
 9     25, V    |             and things of the like kind, brought together in the
10     25, V    |           For in a contest of this kind, and in the kind of contest
11     25, V    |           of this kind, and in the kind of contest when faith is
12     25, VII  |         spark; so that men of this kind should justly know that
13     29, III  |         sick is wont to reject the kind offices of those who would
14     30, III  |            remedies of a too hasty kind, and certainly not likely
15     30, V    |         arrange all things of this kind, and who can take account
16     33, III  |                   III.~Nor is that kind of title to glories in the
17     33, V    |    rejoices; in confessors of this kind He glories,--whose way and
18     33, V    |        from the midst of death,--a kind of resurrection, so to speak,
19     34, I    |         more ornaments of the same kind, that so the strength of
20     39, V    |           contagion of men of this kind. and flee from their words,
21     45, II   |            it were, to have held a kind of communion with a man
22     47, I    |          so that you may know what kind of leaders and protectors
23     51, IX   |         limbs with some unheard-of kind of punishment? Even though
24     54, V    | condescension is established, what kind of people, think you, are
25     54, XXIII|           will quickly approach, a kind of representation has now
26     58, VI   |           God, who is merciful and kind and loving to all. Which,
27     59, I    |      grieve at misfortunes of that kind, or who would not consider
28     59, IV   |             that nothing of such a kind may happen again, and that
29     59, IV   |           safe from perils of this kind. If, however, for the searching
30     61, II   |     dangerous conjunctions of this kind, to our great grief of mind!
31     64, I    |          in respect of men of this kind divine commands. Inasmuch
32     66, IV   |           and condemns men of that kind, saying, "Ye are they which
33     67, II   |             nor in matters of this kind can human indulgence accept
34     67, VI   |           evident that men of that kind may neither rule over the
35     70, IV   |         And that you may know what kind of letters we have written
36     72, XVIII|     moreover, is that, and of what kind is it, that he who denies
37     72, XXII |          of water? Let men of this kind, who are aiders and favourers
38     74, VIII |           the Holy Ghost. But what kind of a thing is it, that when
39     75, VIII |          other schismatics of that kind, contend in vain that any
40     75, IX   |       against audacity of the like kind, we find that in such wickedness,
41     75, XIII |            and of a more recondite kind, they have taken these Clinics
42     76, II   |        begun by sufferings of that kind, the glorious firstlings
43     80, III  |           us something of the same kind as once did Ananias, Azarias,