Epistle, Chapter

 1      2, III  |            that even those who have fallen may amend their minds by
 2      2, III  |            that if any who may have fallen into this temptation begin
 3     11, I    |              who, having lapsed and fallen prostrate under the severity
 4     13, I    |      Remember from whence thou hast fallen, and repent." Now he repents,
 5     20, I    |         lately a twofold sorrow has fallen upon me; that although you
 6     20, II   |             time of devastation has fallen from Christ; for she has
 7     22, I    |             for his mother, who had fallen, commanded peace to be given
 8     25, VI   |          raises up the ruins of the fallen spirit and restores them,
 9     27, I    |       Remember from whence thou art fallen, and repent." And again,
10     30, II   |             of praise, than to have fallen from the height of praise;
11     30, V    |        remains and the ruins of the fallen are lying about on every
12     30, VI   |            those who appear to have fallen into those calamities of
13     30, VI   |          those who are said to have fallen may acknowledge the greatness
14     39, VII  | circumvention of the adversary have fallen, that in this second temptation
15     51, XXII |            Remember whence thou art fallen, and repent, and do the
16     51, XXII |            to him who evidently has fallen, and whom the Lord exhorts
17     52, II   |             whom we see not to have fallen by weakness of mind, but
18     67, VIII |          what if some of these have fallen from their faith: hath their
19     68, VII  |         scruple into which you have fallen ought to be taken from your
20     68, VII  |            from your mind. You have fallen into it, but it was by your
21     68, VII  |     irreligious credulity. You have fallen into it, but it was by your
22     68, VII  |      Wherefore have not the martyrs fallen into this scruple, full
23     68, VII  |             bishops, my colleagues, fallen into this scruple, who either,
24     68, VII  |             Wherefore have not they fallen into this scruple, from
25     72, XXIII|              and in the Church have fallen asleep. Nevertheless it