Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, V    |          modest chastity, with a sound mind, with a simple voice,
 2      6, V    |       Christ should be preserved sound and pure with its honour.
 3      8, III  |          still remain to you the sound will and the glorious conscience.
 4     27, III  |      that all matters being in a sound state, they may be reserved
 5     30, VI   |       but let them not therewith sound a point of war; let them
 6     32, II   |      glorious utterance, than to sound Him forth in the solemn
 7     51, XV   |    wounded one we have lost many sound ones. And whereas the Lord
 8     51, XVI  |   exercise who says, "I cure the sound only, who have no need of
 9     51, XVIII|          of the sinners full and sound, He will then ratify what
10     51, XXIV | provinces, bishops old in years, sound in faith, proved in trial,
11     54, IX   |           who with wholesome and sound discipline govern the brethren
12     54, XV   |         that the parts which are sound and whole should be injured;
13     54, XVIII|         man? maimed concerning a sound man? lapsed concerning one
14     54, XX   |         of the brethren, and the sound and sincere affection of
15     63, I    |     wishing to act as if he were sound, and beginning to claim
16     63, IV   |         abandoned men; but being sound, let them maintain the constant
17     63, V    |          and not obeying bishops sound and wholesome and living,
18     67, IX   |        priests, but maintain the sound and sincere constancy of
19     68, VII  |       communion. Pupianus alone, sound, inviolate, holy, modest,
20     71, II   |      altar and sacrifices, to be sound and stainless; since the
21     72, XXII |       those catechumens hold the sound faith and truth of the Church,
22     74, III  |      bond of unity, whence their sound has gone out into the whole
23     75, XII  |         of receiver and giver is sound, all things hold and may
24     75, XVI  |   peripatetics; but among us the sound truth of faith is disparaged,
25     76, VII  |       set us also free with you, sound and glorious; that we who