Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, IV  |         like boasting in one's own praise is hateful, althoughwe cannot
 2      1, VIII|           the woman. He grows into praise by virtue of his crime;
 3      5, II  |           in consummation of their praise, to attain a heavenly crown.
 4      5, II  | accomplished, since it is written "Praise not any man before his death;"
 5      6, III |        straight and narrow road of praise and glory; and since peacefulness
 6      6, III |       declared with a testimony of praise, as it is written, the Lord
 7      6, IV  |            number, and destroy the praise of a distinguished name
 8      6, IV  |          and guardians of your own praise, should rebuke and check
 9     25, I   |        suffers; not less worthy of praise is he who has taught, than
10     30, I   |         those are worthy of double praise, who, knowing that they
11     30, I   |    counsels, so that we might find praise with you in your doings
12     30, II  |            not have published such praise concerning us, when he said "
13     30, II  |            those times; from which praise and glory it is a very great
14     30, II  |        attained to the heraldry of praise, than to have fallen from
15     30, II  |          fallen from the height of praise; it is a smaller crime not
16     30, II  |           virtues, ignoble without praise, than, disinherited of the
17     30, VIII|         neither ungodly men should praise our smooth facility, nor
18     32, I   |            very young, but, in the praise of virtue and of faith,
19     33, III |          matter of heraldry and of praise to be a patrician, of bow
20     33, III |     patrician, of bow much greater praise and honour is it to become
21     33, IV  |         the insignia of virtue and praise, he had been united. Equal
22     43, I   |          your doings, and for your praise. For it weighs me down and
23     46, I   |       unspotted integrity of their praise; behold the uncorrupted
24     46, II  |          with their glory and with praise to the Church of God, and
25     50, I   |       confession of your faith and praise; to confess that the Church
26     50, II  |           into the prison with the praise and congratulations of the
27     51, IX  |     thoroughly to look into and to praise,--that he intrepidly sate
28     51, XII |    apostates. For neither can they praise us who depart from us, nor
29     54, XIII|           are most eminent for the praise of the faith, and most glorious
30     62, VI  |        Christ, that He should have praise and worship from his brethren;
31     62, VIII|           they might show forth my praise." There God foretold by
32     75, XVI |          and live in the Church in praise and honour, and day by day
33     76, VI  |       surpassed their years in the praise of their confession, so