Epistle, Chapter

 1      3, I    |        honour his memory with a testimony so public and so illustrious,
 2      5, III  |        being condemned by their testimony and judgment, they be excluded
 3      6, III  |       of God is declared with a testimony of praise, as it is written,
 4      8, II   |     that which he said with the testimony of virtue and faith, the
 5      8, III  |         crown from Him, His own testimony alone is sufficient, who
 6     25, II   |        giving them the promised testimony in the presence of the Father.
 7     25, III  |         the truth with a public testimony? Than, by dying, to have
 8     25, VI   |      must describe with all the testimony of our voice. For we observe
 9     30, II   |       been honoured with a good testimony, than to have lost the honour
10     33, IV   |        Lord, illustrious by the testimony and wonder of the very man
11     40, II   |        made and approved by the testimony and judgment of his colleagues
12     41, III  |         and they, declaring the testimony of their letters to be fully
13     51, VIII |      him a bishop, and from the testimony of his fellow-bishops, the
14     51, VIII |        and remarkable for their testimony in announcement of him.
15     51, VIII |       and of His Christ, by the testimony of almost all the clergy,
16     51, IX   |      commended with the highest testimony of virtue and faith? Is
17     54, VI   | amphitheatre, honoured with the testimony of the divine condescension;
18     54, VII  |        of God the Father by the testimony of His doings. And yet He
19     62, II   |   declared by the sacrament and testimony of all the Scriptures.~
20     67, IV   | suitable by public judgment and testimony; as in the book of Numbers
21     67, VII  |         of the Lord, and by the testimony of the apostles, that now
22     68, II   |           II.~Think you that my testimony of myself is better than
23     68, II   |  Himself teaches, and says that testimony is not true, if any one
24     68, II   |      bear witness of myself, my testimony is not true; but there is
25     68, II   |       to be believed on His own testimony, but preferred to be approved
26     68, II   |    approved by the judgment and testimony of God the Father, how much
27     68, II   |       glory in the judgment and testimony of God! But with you the
28     72, XVII |          from the preaching and testimony of Christ Himself, the Father
29     72, XXI  |       martyrdom contrary to the testimony of the apostle, who says
30     72, XXIV |      necessity of coming by the testimony of truth shown and proved
31     73, II   |      evident from the apostolic testimony that they are of their own
32     74, XXIII|         God when you are giving testimony to heretics in opposition
33     80, III  |      should be less without the testimony of their suffering, they