Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, III  |            While I was still lying in darkness and gloomy night, wavering
 2      1, VI   |           draw away the veil from the darkness of this hidden world. For
 3      1, XII  |              perception, and the deep darkness of senseless greed! although
 4      7, VIII |            rains, serenity; after the darkness, light; after the storms
 5     25, I    |              pains, as in the densest darkness, the bright and glowing
 6     30, V    |               you have brightened the darkness of their prison by your
 7     39, IV   |        deceitful sayings, nor to take darkness for light, night for day,
 8     39, VI   |              that are wavering in the darkness of their lapse. The apostle
 9     54, XI   |               the sun has arisen, the darkness and gloom give place to
10     54, XIX  |        breasts, covered over with the darkness of sins, may acknowledge
11     62, XVIII|        followeth me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light
12     62, XVIII|           therefore we should walk in darkness, we ought to follow Christ,
13     63, I    |          either wholly blinded in the darkness of the devil, or deceived
14     63, II   |         profound gloom of the falling darkness has so blinded the hearts
15     63, IV   |             lies, strive, and in this darkness of the rage of the devil,
16     70, II   |               falsehood and truth, to darkness and light, to death and
17     72, XV   |           communion between light and darkness, how can either darkness
18     72, XV   |              darkness, how can either darkness illuminate, or unrighteousness
19     73, IV   |            borrow her discipline from darkness, and Christians should do
20     73, VIII |           yield to heretics, light to darkness, faith to perfidy, hope
21     73, X    |          under the gloom and cloud of darkness, is opened into the light
22     74, XIX  |             light, not to forsake the darkness?--unless most ancient custom
23     74, XXIII| ecclesiastical truth, you heap up the darkness of the heretical night;
24     76, VII  |           homes, to behold after this darkness of the world the purest
25     76, VII  |             all of us; that from this darkness and these snares of the
26     77, III  |            head; have illuminated the darkness of the dungeon; have brought
27     80, I    |               men of God to heaven! O darkness, more bright than the sun