Epistle, Chapter

 1      2, II   |          in the faith, so that the brotherhood be not absolutely rooted
 2      4, II   |         remembrance. Greet all the brotherhood. Victor the deacon, and
 3      5, IV   |           mindful of me. Greet the brotherhood that is with you earnestly
 4      7, III  |          upon the brethren, if the brotherhood had been animated with one
 5      7, VIII |            remembrance. Salute the brotherhood in my name; and remind them
 6      9, II   |         for dissimulating when our brotherhood is deceived by some of you,
 7     12, I    |       advantage as the need of our brotherhood would certainly be best
 8     12, II   |       remember me. Greet the whole brotherhood in my name, and remind them
 9     13, III  |         remembrance. Greet all the brotherhood in my name, and tell them
10     14, II   |           persuasions to the whole brotherhood, that they should entreat
11     17, I    |        remembrance. Salute all the brotherhood. Fare ye well!~
12     27, III  |    heartily farewell.Greet all the brotherhood, and fare ye well.~
13     31, I    |      heartily farewell. Salute the brotherhood. Fare ye well.~
14     32, II   |          heard with the joy of the brotherhood. Know, then, most beloved
15     33, II   |         things are they--which the brotherhood may hear of his virtues
16     33, V    |             the way of life of the brotherhood s may accompany these same
17     33, V    |      beheld by all the surrounding brotherhood, they may give an incitement
18     35, I    |            remembrance. Greet your brotherhood in my name, and tell them
19     36, II   |         and remember me. Greet the brotherhood in my name. Fare ye well.~
20     41, IV   |          as well there as here the brotherhood may be informed of all things
21     43, I    |            love for the associated brotherhood; believe, I entreat you,
22     43, I    |            unlawful rending of our brotherhood may not continue; but remembering
23     43, I    |            your Mother, and to our brotherhood. I bid you, dearest brethren,
24     45, II   |           a great concourse of the brotherhood was assembled. There was
25     46, I    |            both the people and the brotherhood receive them when they returned,
26     51, XI   |          satisfaction recalled the brotherhood whom he had lately taken
27     54, XVI  |        wish to gather together the brotherhood. Even those things which
28     54, XXI  |           although I know that our brotherhood there, assuredly fortified
29     54, XXIII|         the joy of your coming the brotherhood there has begun to recognise
30     54, XXIII|            colleagues, and all the brotherhood, send this letter to you
31     54, XXIII|          affords an example to the brotherhood both of courage and of faith,
32     59, III  |                           III.~Our brotherhood, considering all these things
33     61, V    |      counsels, you should rule the brotherhood, and take counsel of each
34     62, XV   |         Christ. Therefore thus the brotherhood is beginning even to be
35     62, XVI  |            the presence of all the brotherhood. But still it was not in
36     63, IV   |            devil for deceiving the brotherhood, shall persevere in this
37     66, II   |            to the salvation of the brotherhood, should insult our assembly,
38     67, V    |          the suffrage of the whole brotherhood, and by the sentence of
39     68, V    |       behold now for six years the brotherhood has neither had a bishop,
40     74, X    |           anxious and deceived the brotherhood, accomplishing certain wonderful
41     74, XXVI | maintaining heretics to divide the brotherhood and in addition, to call
42     74, XXVI |            the clergy, and all the brotherhood, farewell; that, constantly
43     81, II   |          by their exhortation, the brotherhood may be strengthened and