Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, IV   |    thoughts. For as I myself was held in bonds by the innumerable
 2      1, XII  |      gilded torments, that he is held in bondage by his gold,
 3     18, I    |     crime, but because those who held her hands, sacrificed) began
 4     29, II   |        themselves appear to have held before their own eyes? In
 5     30, III  |         wicked altars, they were held fast by the very fact that
 6     30, VII  |         but He has also prepared held He has prepared places of
 7     45, II   |      seemed, as it were, to have held a kind of communion with
 8     50, I    |          Gospel mystery which is held by us, are also linked together
 9     51, I    |          followed my advice, and held one common agreement with
10     51, I    |        and know at once that you held communion with him, that
11     51, VI   |       the same opinion as we had held, with equal gravity and
12     51, XXVII|      fraudulent persons, who are held guilty of the crime of idolatry,
13     51, XXVII|        that every one is himself held fast in his own sin; nor
14     54, X    |          in the council which we held on the Ides of May then
15     54, XIII |         to. A full council being held, we decreed, not only with
16     59, II   |      himself, if he himself were held captive among barbarians.
17     67, VI   |      Basilides and Martialis are held to be implicated; such persons
18     68, IV   |        the persecution, when you held communion with me, and ceased
19     70, III  |   anything; so as to say that he held the primacy, and that he
20     70, III  |          he had once imbibed and held; but if anything has appeared
21     73, XII  |        truth; it is observed and held by us, that all who are
22     74, VII  | neighbouring countries, as to be held and firmly vindicated against
23     75, X    |         this very point they are held fast by us, inasmuch as