Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, XIV |     world can crave nothing, can desire nothing, from the world.
 2      2, II  |          found hirelings, but we desire you to be good shepherds,
 3      2, III |         what they have done, and desire communion, it should in
 4      5, I   |      because of my eagerness and desire for you, which is the chief
 5      9, II  |         restoring salvation they desire to please, become a still
 6      9, III | carefully the Scriptures, and to desire anything more, they should
 7     10, IV  |        those by name to whom you desire that peace should be granted.
 8     14, III |   sickness, and might penitently desire communion; I judged it well
 9     20, II  |       ask that you will grant my desire, and that you will grieve
10     25, I   |        received it with a hungry desire; so that we rejoice to find
11     25, VI  |        had, with hasty and eager desire, extorted peace from the
12     26, I   |       the living." For we indeed desire that all may be made alive;
13     27, I   |         people, whose benefit we desire with all humility to consult,
14     30, I   |          alone as the judge, yet desire that their doings should
15     30, V   |       them to a much more ardent desire of heavenly glory; that
16     32, II  |      these tidings, and that you desire that as many such as possible
17     39, I   |          neither by our wish nor desire, nay, although we were forgiving
18     39, VI  |         prayers to the Lord, who desire that you should be recalled
19     46, I   |         fulfilment of our common desire; to wit, that Maximus the
20     48, III |   welcoming this, with a sort of desire of escaping and evading
21     51, XXX |        thereby both satisfy your desire, and might link you more
22     52, II  |       especially since, in their desire to die, they were not permitted
23     53, I   |       the soldiers of Christ who desire arms, and are anxious for
24     53, III |   according to what we hear, and desire, and believe of them, they
25     54, XVI |         to many things, with the desire and the wish to gather together
26     54, XIX |                     XIX.~If they desire peace, let them lay aside
27     54, XIX |         than persecution. And we desire, indeed, that they may not
28     62, VIII|      with a greedy and thirsting desire is drunk more fully and
29     63, III |       have denied the Lord. They desire gifts, and offerings, and
30     64, III |   purpose; for we rather ask and desire to overcome the reproaches
31     67, I   |        Nevertheless to this your desire not so much our counsels
32     76, IV  |        not with joy and gladness desire that in which he himself
33     77, III |          you, and greet you, and desire to see you.~
34     80, II  |      also exhorts us that we who desire to attain to the Lord's