Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, IV   |           was the result of human error. All our power is of God;
 2     37, II   |          withdraw from their rash error,--in the meantime, since
 3     40, II   | companions in their obstinacy and error to join to themselves in
 4     45, I    |         they, acknowledging their error, and perceiving the poisoned
 5     45, II   |          our Lord. We confess our error; we have suffered imposture;
 6     45, III  |          have been ranged in this error will shortly return into
 7     46, I    |        they have laid aside their error, and given up their schismatical,
 8     46, II   |           their example? For this error had led away certain of
 9     46, II   |          of confessors. When this error was removed, light was infused
10     50, I    |           a sharer in other men's error, or rather wickedness; to
11     50, I    |         not become the leaders of error, after having stood forth
12     50, II   |        schismatical and heretical error laid hold of you, on your
13     51, XI   |      prayer confessed, his former error, and with perfect humility
14     51, XIV  |        not so much by guilt as by error, bears witness that for
15     51, XXVI |           has been deceived by an error; the former, a violator
16     54, IX   |        short method of destroying error and of finding out truth,
17     62, I    |         one is still kept in this error, he may behold the light
18     62, XVIII|           persevere in the former error, what is it else than to
19     63, II   |         suddenly by the night and error of their sins.~
20     63, IV   |           into the toils of their error, to separate them from their
21     63, IV   |        minds of the brethren from error, that they may not easily
22     69, II   |         who has been seduced into error, and baptized outside of
23     69, II   |     priest, fell by the deceit of error upon a profane one.~
24     69, III  |          those who, coming out of error and wickedness, acknowledge
25     70, II   |        sin and putting away their error, they return to the truth
26     72, XX   |           and forsaken either the error or the wickedness in which
27     72, XXIII|           that, because there was error at one time, there must
28     72, XXIII|        time, there must always be error; since it is more fitting
29     73, I    |         more and more observe his error in endeavouring to maintain
30     73, VIII |        hope to despair, reason to error, immortality to death, love
31     73, IX   |         truth is the antiquity of error. On which account, let us
32     73, IX   |       account, let us forsake the error and follow the truth, knowing
33     73, X    |           minds, both to put away error, and to find and to elicit
34     73, X    |           divine tradition, human error ceases; and having seen
35     74, V    |           as every one was led by error; all of whom, it is evident,
36     74, VII  |          follow those that are in error, yet we add this moreover,
37     74, VII  |           spirit of truth, but of error, we know that they who maintain
38     74, XVI  |           is the greatness of his error, and what the depth of his
39     74, XIX  |         the truth you forsook the error of custom. But we join custom
40     74, XXI  |         had attained by forsaking error, although, being prevented
41     74, XXI  |          they remain in their old error, and die without the completion
42     74, XXIII|       when many, as soon as their error is known, come over to you