Epistle, Chapter

 1      5, II |         that those of you whose presence there is least suspicious
 2     11, I  |    shall be looked into in your presence, and with your judgment.~
 3     11, III|        s discipline, and in the presence of the confessors, and with
 4     12, I  |          without waiting for my presence, before any presbyter who
 5     12, II |        II.~Cherish also by your presence the rest of the people who
 6     13, II | together with the clergy in the presence also of the people who stand
 7     14, I  |    while, lest, by my over-bold presence, the tumult which had begun
 8     20, I  |       confessed His name in the presence of the magistrates of the
 9     20, I  |      embrace one another in the presence of Christ. Entreat that
10     21, II |     said to me: "Lucian, in the presence of Christ I say to you,
11     25, II |       promised testimony in the presence of the Father. It is this,
12     26, II |         they are waiting for my presence, saying that even peace
13     30, III|        certainly asserted their presence by ordering that they should
14     34, I  |          we have come into your presence once more. In the meantime,
15     35, I  |        absent from you, lest my presence should provoke the jealousy
16     37, II |    shaken by your authority and presence, but of his own impulse,
17     39, I  |         full attention of their presence, and do not cease to confirm
18     41, I  |       our letters, but by their presence and the advice of all of
19     54, I  |         by the dishonour of his presence and his immodest and incestuous
20     62, XVI|         of the sacrament in the presence of all the brotherhood.
21     63, I  |       fire and brimstone in the presence of the holy angels, and
22     63, I  |         holy angels, and in the presence of the Lamb: and the smoke
23     67, IV |         should be chosen in the presence of the people under the
24     67, IV |       them in the mount, in the presence of all the assembly, and
25     67, IV |   priest to be appointed in the presence of all the assembly; that
26     67, IV |      standing near, that in the presence of the people either the
27     67, V  |         should be chosen in the presence of the people, who have
28     67, V  |      who had assembled in their presence, and who had written letters
29     68, VII|       their passion near to the presence of God and of His Christ;
30     68, IX |     decree and word, and by His presence, both rules prelates themselves,
31     74, XII|  Stephen would assert, that the presence and holiness of Christ is
32     76, I  |        I bring myself into your presence; and even though it is not
33     80, I  |       to be looked upon even in presence by your eyes, which, despising
34     80, I  |      blessed prison, which your presence has enlightened! O blessed
35     82, I  |       of their prelate in their presence. For whatever, in that moment