Epistle, Chapter

 1      2, I    |  Crementius the sub-deacon, who came to us from you, that the
 2      3, II   |      the epistle as it actually came to hand, that you may examine
 3     14, II   |       afterwards, when tortures came, my words reached both to
 4     15, I    |        I beheld in him, when he came, the whole of you; and when
 5     20, II   |         banished colleagues who came from you--by whom themselves
 6     22, I    | discipline and diligence, there came another matter which, any
 7     22, IV   | received, written to my clergy, came opportunely; as also did
 8     29, IV   |    wickedness a certain Futurus came, a standard-bearer of Privatus,
 9     30, V    |       by your letters; that you came to them in whatever way
10     33, IV   |     this man, beloved brethren, came to us with such condescension
11     39, II   |      Now it has appeared whence came the faction of Felicissimus;
12     40, I    |        in order that, when they came and reported the truth of
13     40, I    |       manifest proof. But there came, in addition, Pompeius and
14     41, II   |      brother, when such letters came to me against you, even
15     43, I    |     have gone forth; whence you came to the glory of confession
16     44, I    |       yet after Liberalis and I came to that place, letters began
17     44, II   |       common by us. But when we came before them, and our purpose
18     45, I    |        man, as if of a serpent, came back, as they with one heart
19     45, I    |         Sidonius the confessors came to our presbyters, affirming
20     45, I    |       messengers. And when they came, and were required by the
21     45, II   |      joined themselves to them, came to the presbytery, desiring
22     54, I    |         there, and that when he came attended by a band and faction
23     54, XI   |     than five false bishops who came to Carthage, and appointed
24     54, XXIII|        and preparer of His way, came and preached that Christ
25     58, IV   |       in usage; but when Christ came, it was fulfilled in truth.
26     58, IV   |        when by and by the truth came, and spiritual circumcision
27     59, III  |         I was in prison, and ye came unto me," how much more
28     62, IX   |         since the Lord, when He came, manifested the truth of
29     64, I    |     know that this voice of God came forth with His true and
30     68, IV   |        the persecution, when it came, lifted you to the highest
31     72, IV   |    saying that "even those that came from him did not need to
32     72, IX   |         Apostles Peter and John came, only hands were imposed
33     73, II   |     Pontus, whose master Cerdon came to Rome,--while Hyginus
34     74, XXV  |        denied to them when they came! This is to have kept the
35     75, XV   |     resist and prevail until he came to the water; but when he
36     78, I    |     Lord, greeting. Your letter came to us, dearest brother,