Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, VI   |        called a virtue when it is committed wholesale. Impunity is claimed
 2      1, VII  |         an art. Crime is not only committed, but it is taught. What
 3      1, VIII |           crime that was formerly committed may not be forgotten. Each
 4      1, X    |         themselves; wickedness is committed in the very face of the
 5      9, II   |   persecution has compelled to be committed, they themselves know who
 6      9, II   |          themselves know who have committed it; since our Lord and Judge
 7     11, II   |        smaller sins which are not committed against God, penitence may
 8     11, II   |           might cherish the sheep committed to their care, and by the
 9     21, I    | remembering also so great a crime committed. Assuredly we should not
10     25, VI   |        surpassing a sin they have committed. Nor let them be animated
11     30, III  |           of, although it was not committed by him. And since the whole
12     30, V    |           what seems to have been committed by many, except by the advice
13     30, VI   |           for the crime they have committed.~
14     39, V    |         guilt of the sin you have committed; they intercept the peace
15     45, I    |        being misled they had also committed schismatical acts, and been
16     47, I    |          and that not only has he committed frauds and plunders on his
17     48, II   |  precedence of Carthage, he there committed still greater and graver
18     48, II   |     passions; and after they have committed crimes, they are agitated
19     48, III  |         and evading condemnation, committed all these crimes, and wrought
20     51, XXVI |    lasciviousness which they have committed."~
21     53, I    |           also prepare the people committed to us by divine condescension,
22     53, IV   |          of the sheep trusted and committed to us in peace, nor to arm
23     53, V    |          V.~Lest, then, the sheep committed to us by the Lord be demanded
24     54, XII  |      those things which they have committed, and still commit, since
25     54, XIV  |          where the crime has been committed; and a portion of the flock
26     54, XVI  |       Even those things which are committed against God I do not investigate
27     62, XVIII|      another place, He says, "She committed adultery with stocks and
28     68, VII  |         is by God's condescension committed to us--so many confessors
29     74, IV   |          frequent repetition have committed them to memory. Nor does
30     74, IV   |           those matters which are committed to our care, so that if
31     76, II   |     silver vessels, you have been committed to the mine that is the