Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, IV  |       of holiness. You yourself assuredly know and recollect as well
 2      1, IX  |         accuse,--a daring which assuredly is fitly mated with vice,
 3      1, XI  |    fickle and empty entreaties. Assuredly, it was a vain and foolish
 4      7, V   |    night in prayer to God." And assuredly what He prayed for, He prayed
 5     21, I   |        great a crime committed. Assuredly we should not then think
 6     29, II  |         a thing to be done, can assuredly do that which he orders
 7     30, VI  |         knock at the doors, but assuredly let them not break them
 8     41, II  |      reports and false rumours. Assuredly, we should exert ourselves,
 9     51, XXII|   deliver from death," and not, assuredly, from that death which once
10     51, XXII|     destruction of the living," assuredly He who wills that none should
11     52, II  | excessive penitential mourning. Assuredly I do not think that peace
12     54, VI  |   manifest who assails him: not assuredly Christ, who either appoints
13     54, XXI |     that our brotherhood there, assuredly fortified by your foresight,
14     61, III |         yet cannot be examined. Assuredly the mere lying together,
15     61, V   |      them please Christ, let us assuredly, as far as we can, please
16     62, II  |          the blood of Christ is assuredly not water, but wine; neither
17     62, IV  |    Melchizedek;" which order is assuredly this coming from that sacrifice
18     62, IV  |     unto him for righteousness, assuredly whosoever believes in God
19     62, VII |       pressed out by the press? Assuredly, therefore, mention is made
20     62, XI  |         cup which inebriates is assuredly mingled with wine, for water
21     62, XIV |         be followed but Christ, assuredly it behoves us to obey and
22     68, II  |     reason that every one would assuredly favour himself. Nor would
23     68, X   |        and visions foolish, yet assuredly it is to such as would rather
24     74, II  |       to the bond of unity. But assuredly this would not be said of
25     74, II  |        the other hand, they are assuredly saddened when they see the
26     74, VII |    phantasms of an unknown God. Assuredly it is but natural that these
27     74, XXVI|        but if our faith is one, assuredly also we have one Lord: if
28     75, XIV |       spiritual grace was shed. Assuredly the same spiritual grace