Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, XII  |        in its yielding bosom, he lies wakeful in the midst of
 2      1, XIV  |          esteem lofty and grand, lies altogether beneath his consciousness.
 3     39, VI   |      always deceitful and lying, lies that he may deceive, cajoles
 4     41, III  | successors, and, as far as in us lies, to gather into the Church
 5     51, VII  |          the voices of many, and lies against God's priests uttered
 6     51, VIII |          Cornelius, not from the lies of malignants and detractors,
 7     51, X    |        wound God's servants with lies, and to defame a glorious
 8     51, XIX  | communion. Lo! a wounded brother lies stricken by the enemy in
 9     54, II   |      parricidal words: as far as lies in their power such men
10     54, XI   |        of the devil, and full of lies, dared, as you write, to
11     54, XI   |         with the reward of their lies, as if the truth could not
12     54, XI   |        to think nor to know that lies do not long deceive, that
13     54, XIII |       the deceitfulness of their lies, that it may not satisfy
14     62, XVIII|        my people to err by their lies and by their lightness."
15     63, III  |  strength, that, as far as in us lies, we may keep them back from
16     63, IV   |         do you, as far as in you lies, strive, and in this darkness
17     67, VIII |         forsake human errors and lies, and continue in the truth
18     68, II   |         hatred, and sacrilegious lies, which whosoever believes,
19     72, XXVI |    judgment. We, as far as in us lies, do not contend on behalf
20     73, II   |   forgetful of unity, adopts the lies and the contagions of a
21     74, V    |         of God with their wicked lies. It is plain that the other
22     74, X    |       sees will happen. By these lies and boastings he had so
23     76, II   |       frame wearied with labours lies prostrate on the ground,