Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, XII   |        they guard with jealous labour, shut up at home as if it
 2      1, XIV   |       the way of bribery or of labour; so that man's elevation
 3      5, II    |       nought, but wrought with labour and travail night and day,
 4     17, I     |        ought to be so who must labour, that, after their grave
 5     20, IV    |     since I know that you will labour with a ready will. Macharius,
 6     22, III   |      that you may know both my labour in respect of everything,
 7     26, II    |    never made a boast of their labour to the Lord, knowing that
 8     36, II    |     brethren in all service of labour, is not wanting besides
 9     41, I     |      of all of you, strive and labour with all their power to
10     41, III   |    brother, we especially both labour after, and ought to labour
11     41, III   |     labour after, and ought to labour after, to be careful to
12     48, IV    |        circumvented by him, we labour that they may avoid the
13     50, III   |       Church: we ought only to labour that we may be wheat, that
14     50, III   |      may receive fruit for our labour and work. The apostle in
15     50, III   |  strive, dearest brethren, and labour as much as we possibly can,
16     51, XXVIII|       groan day and night, and labour largely and frequently for
17     51, XXVIII|      that the husbandman could labour if you should say, "Till
18     51, XXVIII|      strongest and chosen oak; labour on the rudder, the ropes,
19     53, IV    |        strong ye wore out with labour. And my sheep were scattered,
20     54, VIII  | offended. But if we strive and labour that we may please God,
21     54, XIII  |      may amend this. A heavier labour is incumbent on the priests
22     54, XV    |     schism, you would see what labour is mine to persuade patience
23     59, IV    |     work, that they may always labour; and that in return for