Epistle, Chapter

 1      3, II   |      subscription are yours, and write me again what is the truth
 2      7, III  |    induced and constrained me to write this letter to you,--you
 3     14, I    |      havethought it necessary to write this letter to yon,wherein
 4     18, I    |        peace. But it was well to write to you, that they who, after
 5     18, I    |          by the common decision, write to me. Greet our brethren;
 6     20, I    |     perhaps you had forgotten to write to me. For if from the lowest
 7     22, I    |     Aurelius did not know how to write himself.~
 8     23, I    |       And since it behoved me to write by clergy, while I know
 9     25, VI   |      ought only, as you yourself write, to be treated cautiously
10     26, I    |         temerity, have chosen to write to me as if they wrote in
11     26, I    |         of their sin, and not to write letters in the name of the
12     35, I    |        all. When, therefore, you write that matters are arranged,
13     36, II   |    bodies, has written, and does write and intimate to me the days,
14     42, I    |         you, dearest brother, to write a short letter to the confessors
15     43, I    |          letters, wherein I both write and with simplicity and
16     46, I    |       when they returned, as you write, with the greatest joy;
17     51, II   |      these letters that I should write to you once more what heresy
18     51, VII  |          now become necessary to write to you, that you may know
19     51, XVIII|    little children, these things write I unto you, that ye sin
20     52, II   |          and sorrowfully, as you write, they have lamented with
21     54, IX   |       that I did not immediately write to you, dearest brother,
22     54, IX   |       the advice of all of us to write to you, that there might
23     54, IX   | colleagues might know to whom to write, and reciprocally, from
24     54, IX   |       our letter, should dare to write to you, you would know either
25     54, XI   |      full of lies, dared, as you write, to boast that there were
26     54, XII  |          priests to utter and to write. Nor ought grief to speak
27     61, I    |        asking and desiring us to write again to you, and say what
28     62, I    |          as a necessary thing to write to you this letter, that,
29     64, III  |   behoves the deacon of whom you write to repent of his audacity,
30     66, II   |      Wherefore it behoves you to write a very copious letter to
31     66, V    |          and to whom we ought to write. I bid you, dearest brother,
32     71, I    |          which we had chiefly to write to you, and to confer with
33     81, I    |       The reason why I could not write to you immediately, dearest