Epistle, Chapter

 1      7, VI   |            sins, and unworthy of His condescension, yet He has condescended
 2      8, III  |             the honour of the divine condescension illuminates, Which in our
 3     24, I    | congratulating you, that the highest condescension of our Lord Jesus Christ
 4     24, II   |               to use against Him the condescension that He has granted you;--
 5     24, II   |              Lord has shed forth His condescension in manifold kinds of liberality.
 6     25, III  |              any man from the divine condescension, than to confess the Lord
 7     25, III  |            have become by the divine condescension the judge of one's own judge?
 8     33, I    |        recommendation, but by divine condescension; who, when he hesitated
 9     33, III  |              equal honours of divine condescension. His grandmother, Celerina,
10     33, III  |         between them does the divine condescension flow, and pass to and fro,
11     33, IV   |       brethren, came to us with such condescension of the Lord, illustrious
12     33, IV   |             were lifted up by divine condescension, so they were lowly in their
13     34, I    |             and instructed by divine condescension, that Numidicus the presbyter
14     36, I    |             of those whom the divine condescension has rendered illustrious
15     39, I    |              the glory of the divine condescension, and also the deacons, good
16     44, IV   |          Catholic Church, the divine condescension will accomplish; so that
17     53, I    |            committed to us by divine condescension, by our exhortations, and
18     53, IV   |              greater reward from the condescension of the Lord." First of all,
19     54, IV   |           granted such honour of the condescension of God, that whosoever should
20     54, V    |              and power by the divine condescension is established, what kind
21     54, VI   |              testimony of the divine condescension; even in these very days
22     62, I    |       churches of the Lord by divine condescension, throughout the whole world,
23     62, XVIII|               His benign and liberal condescension is more and more illuminating
24     67, VI   |             moreover honoured by the condescension of the Lord with martyrdom,
25     68, V    |             who is honoured by God's condescension, is judged unworthy by men.
26     68, VII  |             with us, and is by God's condescension committed to us--so many
27     69, III  |           Lord, and according to His condescension administer His priesthood
28     70, III  |       prelates of His Church, by His condescension, should know that remission
29     72, XII  |              eternal, and the divine condescension for purifying and quickening
30     73, III  |             is granted of the divine condescension to the Church alone, what
31     75, VIII |         legitimate priesthood by the condescension of God and the ordination
32     76, I    |         things with which the divine condescension has honoured you, so that
33     76, VII  |              and ask that the divine condescension would consummate the confession
34     78, I    |               and had made us by His condescension conquerors in the battle;
35     80, I    |             on the way of the Lord's condescension, that you go on in the strength
36     80, III  |            you in honour, the divine condescension has also associated with
37     80, IV   |         religious courage and divine condescension, who, with Felicissimus