Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, I   |       divine precepts. And that no profane intruder may interrupt our
 2      7, II  |           in my judgments, if they profane my statutes and keep not
 3     10, I   |         the eucharist, that is, to profane the sacred body of the Lord,
 4     25, VI  |           for the Gospel, had with profane facility granted the holiness
 5     30, III |         slacken her vigour with so profane a facility, and to loosen
 6     51, VIII|            much for himself, he is profane, he is an alien, he is without.
 7     54, IX  |            therefore perverted and profane. Nevertheless, having gained
 8     54, XIV |        letters from schismatic and profane persons to the throne of
 9     63, III |         their belly and gain, with profane cupidity. Whence also we
10     63, III |          have to do with faith; as profane, with religion; as earthly,
11     64, III |            from the Church--thus a profane altar is set up outside--
12     66, II  |           had attempted to erect a profane altar, and to set up an
13     67, III | contaminated by the sacrifice of a profane and unrighteous priest.
14     67, VI  |          of foreign nations, among profane sepulchres, and burying
15     67, IX  |        sacrilegious communion with profane and polluted priests, but
16     68, II  |             as if among lapsed and profane persons placed outside the
17     69, II  |         the deceit of error upon a profane one.~
18     69, III |           and reject and regard as profane whatever His adversaries
19     70, I   |          and prefer the sordid and profane washing of heretics to the
20     70, II  |            a stranger and entirely profane, he must be baptized, that
21     71, I   |      schismatics with the taint of profane water, when they come to
22     71, II  |            among the heretics by a profane ordination by the hands
23     72, V   |     received things adulterous and profane, according to what he believed.~
24     72, VI  |                 VI.~This matter of profane and adulterous baptism Jeremiah
25     72, XIX |        impunity to the impious and profane, and the blasphemers of
26     73, II  |            and the contagions of a profane washing. Let nothing be
27     73, IV  |           one, and cannot be among profane persons, and those who are
28     74, VIII|         after their unhallowed and profane dipping. Unless, perchance,
29     74, XVI |        priesthoods, and setting up profane altars, what else are they
30     74, XVI |         Korah, Dathan, and Abiram, profane with a like wickedness,
31     74, XXII|            way, and him who with a profane will boldly rebels against
32     75, I   |          Novatian ought, after his profane washing, to be baptized,
33     75, II  |          lie open to strangers and profane persons. And if it is a
34     75, V   |           becomes a stranger and a profane person, an enemy of the
35     75, VI  |             should be reckon among profane persons and Gentiles. For
36     75, XVI |     antichrists, are polluted with profane water, should be judged
37     80, I   |            Lord, have rejected the profane obedience? What more pleasant