Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, IV  |        as well as I do what was taken away from us, and what was
 2      1, XI  |      deadly juices, seems, when taken, to be an ordinary draught,
 3      2, III |     this temptation begin to be taken with sickness, and repent
 4      3, II  |         that something had been taken away, or had been changed
 5      5, II  |        meantime let the poor be taken care of as much and as well
 6      6, II  |         our lives. Care must be taken, that after such beginnings
 7      7, I   |    their faith, unless some one taken away by the divine compassion
 8     27, I   | oblations, have been frequently taken in their wicked errors;
 9     28, I   |      Gospel, has enjoined to be taken. I bid you, beloved brethren,
10     29, II  |     crown of confession will be taken from the heads of the martyrs,
11     39, III |       repentance also should be taken away; and that the Lord
12     47, I   |  thither. Therefore let care be taken that it be made known to
13     49, I   |     earnestness, that we having taken advice, and especially,
14     51, XI  |  brotherhood whom he had lately taken away, his prayers were heard;
15     51, XVII|      the fruit of repentance be taken away. If the battle should
16     51, XXVI|        than that of one who has taken a certificate, because the
17     51, XXIX|    repent, repentance itself is taken away by our hardness and
18     53, I   |        brother, having mutually taken counsel one with another,
19     54, II  |         and minds the devil has taken possession, daily attest
20     54, V   |         saith the Lord, Ye have taken counsel, but not of me;
21     54, XIV |       the Gospel, that they had taken away from the lapsed the
22     54, XIV |       repentance, that they had taken away those involved in frauds
23     54, XXI |        own vigilance, cannot be taken nor deceived by the poisons
24     58, I   |       priest s of God was to be taken away, and for this reason
25     58, II  |     which you thought was to be taken, no one agreed; but we all
26     59, II  |       temples of God which were taken captive, and that we ought
27     61, II  |         baggage must swiftly be taken out of the fire, before
28     65, II  |       For care will probably be taken in time to come that this
29     67, V   |  execrated who has fraudulently taken him by surprise. But if
30     67, VI  |         acts which are publicly taken before a ducenarian procurator,
31     68, VII |         have fallen ought to be taken from your mind. You have
32     68, VII |       were proscribed, or being taken were cast into prison and
33     73, X   |       of our action, whence has taken rise both our order and
34     75, XIII|       recondite kind, they have taken these Clinics from Hippocrates
35     81, I   |       if, when their means were taken away, they should persist