Epistle, Chapter

 1     39, III   |   priests being. forsaken, a new tradition of a sacrilegious appointment
 2     39, VI    |        ye may establish your own tradition." Let them who reject the
 3     39, VI    |      endeavour to keep their own tradition be bravely and firmly rejected
 4     41, I     |          the truth of the divine tradition and ecclesiastical institution,
 5     43, I     |        confession and the divine tradition, you may return to the Mother
 6     51, XXIV  |       bishops; in spite of God's tradition, in spite of the combined
 7     51, XXVIII|       ineffectual and profitless tradition of heretical institution!
 8     54, V     |    contrary to the ordinance and tradition of the Gospel, as the Lord
 9     54, XVII  |          unmindful of the divine tradition, so as to think that the
10     62, I     |    evangelical truth, and of the tradition of the Lord, and do not
11     62, I     |       the root and origin of the tradition of the Lord. Nor must you
12     62, II    |         in offering the cup, the tradition of the Lord must be observed,
13     62, IX    |       the Lord by the Lord's own tradition?~
14     62, XIV   |        that ye may keep your own tradition." Moreover, in another place
15     62, XIV   |         or to change it by human tradition into anything else than
16     62, XVII  |   evangelical law and the Lord's tradition may be everywhere kept,
17     62, XIX   |          the truth of the Lord's tradition, and, on the warning of
18     67, II    |        ye may establish your own tradition." Having which things before
19     67, V     |   practice delivered from divine tradition and apostolic observance,
20     72, XV    | authority and to the apostolical tradition, we shall perceive that
21     73, II    |      handed down. Whence is that tradition? Whether does it descend
22     73, II    |         let this divine and holy tradition be observed. But if everywhere
23     73, III   |     presumption, to prefer human tradition to divine ordinance, and
24     73, III   |          angry as often as human tradition relaxes and passes by the
25     73, III   |        that ye may keep your own tradition." Mindful of which precept,
26     73, IV    |          an excellent and lawful tradition is set before us by the
27     73, IV    |         the Father, and from the tradition of Jesus Christ the Lord
28     73, X     |        head and source of divine tradition, human error ceases; and
29     73, X     |      evangelical and apostolical tradition; and thence may arise the
30     73, XI    |          sacrament of the divine tradition. The sacrament of which
31     74, V     |      introduced his sacrilegious tradition against God long after the
32     74, VI    |      Whence it appears that this tradition is of men which maintains
33     75, III   |        evangelical and apostolic tradition, sprang from himself. For