Epistle, Chapter

 1      4, I    |      stand fast in the Lord, I entreat that nothing be wanting,
 2      6, V    |     abuse and revilings also I entreat you to abstain, for "revilers
 3      7, I    |        in order to appease and entreat the Lord, we must lament
 4      7, V    |   first of all, to pray and to entreat the Lord Himself, and then
 5      7, VIII |         as it behoves those to entreat who are situated between
 6     14, II   |  brotherhood, that they should entreat the mercy of God, were wanting
 7     20, I    |        the presence of Christ. Entreat that I may be worthy, even
 8     20, III  |       therefore my lord, and I entreat by our Lord Jesus Christ,
 9     20, IV   |                          IV.~I entreat, therefore, beloved lord
10     25, V    |      put off martyrs by delay. Entreat therefore, beloved Cyprian,
11     30, VI   |        calamities of the time, entreat the divine majesty, and
12     39, VI   | depravity. Depart from such, I entreat you, and acquiesce in our
13     43, I    |        brotherhood; believe, I entreat you, and acquiesce in these
14     43, I    |      by a divided emulation. I entreat that in you, at all events,
15     43, I    |        come to you, we beg and entreat you with what exhortations
16     51, XIII |       souls living and safe to entreat for a single wounded one.~
17     51, XXIX |       His priests to those who entreat and beseech the Lord's mercy,
18     53, I    |  denied to those who mourn and entreat, so that when they pass
19     54, XIV  |   sacrifices, lest they should entreat God, or make confession
20     54, XIV  |  consciences, and unwilling to entreat and to satisfy God. After
21     54, XVI  |    ready for those who come. I entreat all to return into the Church.
22     54, XXIII|      and as well to pray as to entreat, that He who is perfect,
23     58, VI   |       they do nothing else but entreat. We bid you, dearest brother,
24     63, V    |      he be able in that day to entreat the Lord, who has both before
25     66, III  |     divine and fatherly mercy, entreat the comfort of our succour.
26     82, I    |        and with all my desires entreat, that I may confess among