Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, XII |        stretch out their fields far and wide into space without
 2      1, XIV |        higher than the sun, and far transcends all this earthly
 3     20, III |    should be appointed. But, as far as possible, by your holy
 4     26, I   |    stand fast in the faith. For far be it from the mercy of
 5     30, III |      mouths were polluted also. Far be it from the Roman Church
 6     30, VIII|          when there remains, as far as man can tell, no hope
 7     36, I   |         the blessed martyrs. As far as they could, they bore
 8     39, V   |         is sacrilegious. Depart far from the contagion of men
 9     41, II  |        brethren, who are placed far apart and dwelling across
10     41, II  |         should be repudiated as far as we are concerned. For
11     41, III |       their successors, and, as far as in us lies, to gather
12     41, IV  |                    IV.~Bill, so far as pertains to the cause
13     48, I   |       of Christ, he roves about far and wide through other provinces,
14     51, XXVI|      case of an adulterer is by far both graver and worse than
15     53, III |  another with his voice. We, so far as it is allowed to us to
16     54, II  |       with parricidal words: as far as lies in their power such
17     58, II  |    lives, but to save them," as far as we Can, We must strive
18     60, II  |       thirst; and therefore, as far as you can, recall him from
19     61, V   |    Christ, let us assuredly, as far as we can, please Christ
20     63, III |      all our strength, that, as far as in us lies, we may keep
21     63, IV  |         his madness, do you, as far as in you lies, strive,
22     68, III |     with me. But which of us is far from humility: I, who daily
23     72, X   |         give way to heretics so far as to contemplate the betrayal
24     72, XXVI|         of his judgment. We, as far as in us lies, do not contend
25     73, III |        lips, but their heart is far from me. But in vain do
26     74, III |         it says, "they that are far from Thee shall perish."
27     74, XVII|     greatest power of grace: so far as to say and assert that,
28     74, XXVI|                    XXVI.~But as far as he is concerned, let
29     75, XII |        he feels to be right. As far as my poor understanding
30     75, XIII|     strength. And therefore, as far as it is allowed me by faith
31     75, XVII|         son, to your letter, so far as my poor ability prevailed;
32     75, XVII| prevailed; and I have shown, as far as I could, what I think;
33     77, II  |     your innocent spirit is not far from the hundred-fold reward,