Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, VIII|     what may well cause you grief and shame. It is the tragic
 2      6, V   |    with extreme anguish and grief of mind, to wit, that there
 3     11, I   |   you in your suffering and grief, therefore, for our brethren,
 4     29, I   |   disordered with a twofold grief, that there was not any
 5     29, I   |    the so heavy load of our grief, in that you rightly restrain
 6     29, III |     they should prove their grief for their lapse, that they
 7     30, VI  |   advocate, and prove their grief and shame for the crime
 8     39, IV  | from your sight,--continual grief and lamentation, which,
 9     39, IV  | your embraces. This greater grief is added to my worn spirit,
10     43, I   |     me, and the intolerable grief of a smitten, almost prostrate,
11     51, XXIX|   and to cut off the way of grief and of repentance; so that
12     54, XII |     and to write. Nor ought grief to speak among us so much
13     54, XV  | that they should calm their grief of mind, and consent to
14     54, XV  |     to be admitted. And the grief of the fraternity is made
15     59, I   |    greeting. With excessive grief of mind, and not without
16     59, I   |  not consider his brother's grief his own, since the Apostle
17     59, I   |   as our captivity, and the grief of those who are endangered
18     59, I   |    is to be esteemed as our grief, since indeed there is one
19     59, II  |  kept captive, with as much grief as shame for the marriage
20     59, II  |    how great is the general grief among all of us, and suffering
21     61, II  |     this kind, to our great grief of mind! But if they have
22     66, I   | with tears, and groans, and grief; and that those who are
23     68, IV  |   of these things, but with grief I bring them forward, since