Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, X     |            there is the claw that tears, the rack that stretches,
 2      7, I     |       also with fastings and with tears, and with every kind of
 3      7, II    |            our groanings, and our tears, knock at the door; and
 4      7, VIII  |       only with groaning but with tears, as it behoves those to
 5      8, III   |           by your joy may dry the tears of our Mother, the Church,
 6     20, II    |            have spent the days in tears, in sackcloth, and ashes,
 7     21, I     |        think of them with so many tears as we do now.~
 8     25, VII   |  penitents be heard; let faithful tears be shed from the eyes not
 9     25, VII   |         idols may wash away, with tears that satisfy God, the unlawful
10     27, II    |       repent, whose groanings and tears some of the presbyters obstruct
11     30, VI    |         with the same prayers and tears, let us, who up to the present
12     30, VI    |           careless. Let them send tears as their ambassadors for
13     30, VIII  |           with frequency; if with tears, if with groans, if with
14     39, IV    |         constant mourning, nor my tears flowing day and night, that
15     39, V     | satisfaction. They intercept your tears with which you wash away
16     39, VI    |        and petitions; mingle your tears with our wailings. Avoid
17     45, II    |         the joy of their heart by tears, embracing them as if they
18     51, XXVIII|         brethren, "Mourn and shed tears, and groan day and night,
19     53, II    |          long postponement of the tears of the mourners, and late
20     54, XIII  |           not be washed away with tears. True peace is done away
21     59, I     |          of mind, and not without tears, dearest, brethren, I have
22     63, I     |        the Lord night and day, by tears, and supplications, and
23     66, I     |           gate of the Church with tears, and groans, and grief;