Epistle, Chapter

 1     14, III |   penitently desire communion; I judged it well to stand by your
 2     19, I   | discreetly and wisely. lyon have judged quite correctly about grantingpeace
 3     29, II  |        communion with them, they judged that the purity of the Gospel
 4     30, V   |           should, as it were, be judged by all of no effect.~
 5     32, II  |          But, in the meantime, I judged it well, that he should
 6     33, II  |       the links which bound him; judged, and more sublime than those
 7     33, II  |      more sublime than those who judged him; and although his feet
 8     41, III |          this matter at rest, we judged it necessary to obtain thence
 9     54, XIII|           that they all might be judged who believed not the truth,
10     54, XIV |         little, who have already judged concerning them, and have
11     54, XV  |          the number of those who judged concerning them last year
12     60, I   |        offend in this manner are judged accursed, how much greater
13     66, II  |         been excommunicated, and judged an enemy to the Church;
14     66, IV  |     priests, since he himself is judged by all the priests.~
15     66, V   |         in a glorious martyrdom, judged that peace should be granted
16     66, V   |     everywhere and entirely have judged the same thing. For there
17     68, V   |          God's condescension, is judged unworthy by men. For what
18     72, XI  |          truth? Wherefore are we judged betrayers of unity? The
19     72, XVII|        in the name of Christ, be judged to have obtained the remission
20     73, II  |          the Church; that is, he judged the baptism of all heretics
21     73, V   |        name of Jesus Christ, are judged to be renewed and sanctified;
22     74, XXII|                    XXII.~We have judged, that those also whom they,
23     75, I   |       are by the Lord's sentence judged to be heathens and publicans.~
24     75, XVI |         profane water, should be judged to be baptized; while they