Epistle, Chapter

 1      7, IV  |       also being seated at his right hand, who, anxious and somewhat
 2      7, IV  |        holding his chin in his right hand, occupied his place
 3      7, IV  |        was thus sitting on the right hand was saddened and grieved
 4      9, II  |  bishop and clergy receive the right of communion: now with their
 5     25, VII |     have retained by their own right what now by a necessity,
 6     33, I   |        him, because it was not right, nor was it becoming, that
 7     41, II  |      Further, we show what the right course of conduct to pursue
 8     43, I   |        That is what is neither right nor allowable to be done;
 9     44, IV  |      the needful cause and the right order, and moreover the
10     52, I   |         of whom you thought it right to consult whether it was
11     53, I   |       of death. For it was not right, neither did the love of
12     53, II  |     the cup of the Lord by the right of communion?~
13     54, VIII|      degree to depart from the right path and from the sure rule,
14     54, XIII|       dull, and their sense of right is estranged: it is God'
15     61, I   |         and ye perish from the right way, when His anger shall
16     61, III |    discipline, much more is it right that overseers and deacons
17     63, I   |        betrayed, as if it were right, from the altars of the
18     66, II  |    were willing to return to a right mind, and to come to himself,
19     72, I   |    matter neither within their right nor their power. This baptism
20     72, VIII|        which is not of his own right and power. For Korah, Dathan,
21     72, XI  |         therefore, we hold the right of our possession, if we
22     72, XXV |       heretic could obtain the right of baptism, because he first
23     72, XXV |      way have relinquished the right which you had received.
24     72, XXV |     one should depart from his right and power, Holy Scripture
25     73, X   |    position, than agree in the right and true which belongs to
26     75, I   |       at all have any power or right. For which reason Novatian
27     75, VIII|     lawlessly, contrary to the right of divine appointment, could
28     75, VIII|      primacy, and to claim the right of baptizing and of offering.
29     75, X   | foreign and lawless, and by no right conceded to them? And yet
30     75, XII |    from feeling what he thinks right, and from doing what he
31     75, XII |      doing what he feels to be right. As far as my poor understanding
32     75, XIII|  Christian, who by the law and right of faith shall have obtained
33     75, XVII|     determining what he thinks right, as he shall give an account