Epistle, Chapter

 1      4, II   |        thus, while we insatiably wish for all, we lose all. Take
 2      6, I    |        your name. For what can I wish greater or better in my
 3      9, II   |                        II.~And I wish, if it could be so without
 4      9, IV   |      bidden to be read to you. I wish you, dearly beloved brethren
 5     17, I    |        of confessors, which they wish to be made known by me to
 6     18, I    |        If, therefore, you should wish me to do anything by the
 7     19, I    |         stand with Christ. And I wish that the others also would
 8     21, I    |       sisters, on whose behalf I wish that we could by possibility
 9     24, II   |        evils, and secure. For to wish to become a martyr for the
10     24, II   |   received from Him;--this is to wish to confess Christ, and to
11     30, III  |          not to cure, but, if we wish to speak the truth, to slay.~
12     31, I    |    matters from you; and if they wish to transcribe copies of
13     31, I    |      them to any individuals who wish it; so that, in ordering,
14     35, I    |          you, and to satisfy the wish as well of myself and you,
15     36, I    |        is nothing wanting. And I wish that the circumstances of
16     39, I    |       providence, neither by our wish nor desire, nay, although
17     39, VI   |        fraud hurl down those who wish to rise; let no one cast
18     44, II   |        II.~In respect of which I wish you to know, and certainly
19     48, I    |      widows and orphans, did not wish so much to come into Africa
20     51, IV   |     advice of all, should rashly wish to communicate with the
21     51, VIII |    episcopate itself, nor did he wish it; nor, as others do when
22     53, II   |         we may arm those whom we wish to be safe against the adversary
23     54, XVI  |      grievous and grave. If they wish to undergo our judgment,
24     54, XVI  |          with the desire and the wish to gather together the brotherhood.
25     54, XVIII|         Church may say that they wish to judge concerning a prelate
26     54, XXIII|                     XXIII.~And I wish, dearest brother, that the
27     59, II   |        for another what he would wish to be done for himself,
28     59, IV   |                       IV.~And we wish, indeed, that nothing of
29     60, II   |        himself. What more he may wish he must seek thence, from
30     62, XVIII| commanded you." Wherefore, if we wish to walk in the light of
31     68, I    |          makes priests, that you wish to judge--I will not say
32     72, XVIII|         blaspheming heretics, to wish to maintain and assert,
33     74, X    |                         X.~But I wish to relate to you some facts
34     77, I    |          beloved, that our eager wish was, that we might see you,
35     80, III  |          trust in this, so as to wish to be delivered at the moment;
36     82, I    |       may say what the Lord will wish to be said at that hour.~