bold = Main text
   Epistle, Chapter                                grey = Comment text

 1      1, VI   |         case of an individual is admitted to be a crime, is called
 2      1, XIV  |          heaven; and having been admitted to the gift of God, and
 3      9, II   |       not vet restored, they are admitted to communion, and their
 4     13, Arg  | SUFFRAGES OF THE MARTYRS, MAY BE ADMITTED TO PEACE; BUT OTHERS ARE
 5     26, II   |      their satisfaction might be admitted by the Lord, these persons
 6     51, XI   |        been with Trophimus, were admitted into the Church of the Lord,
 7     51, XI   |     atonement. Yet Trophimus was admitted in such a manner as only
 8     51, XVII |        should in the meantime be admitted, that those who had sacrificed
 9     51, XXIX |         those who mourn is to be admitted, and the fruit of repentance
10     51, XXIX |     according to the apostle, be admitted to the peace of the Church,
11     52, Arg  | OVERPOWERED BY TORTURE SHOULD BE ADMITTED TO COMMUNION, REPLIES, THAT
12     54, XV   |         ought to be received and admitted into the Church. For some
13     54, XV   |         should suffer such to be admitted. And the grief of the fraternity
14     54, XVIII|         only to be entreated and admitted without penance done, but,
15     58, V    |    absolutely every man is to be admitted to the grace of Christ,
16     61, Arg  |      RECEIVED INTO COMMUNION AND ADMITTED TO THE CHURCH. BUT IF OTHERWISE,
17     61, IV   |       received to communion, and admitted to the Church; yet with
18     61, IV   |     obstinacy, they can never be admitted by us into the Church, lest
19     63, Arg  |     LAPSED BISHOPS SHOULD NOT BE ADMITTED TO THEIR FORMER RANK.~
20     66, I    |          who are wounded are not admitted for the soothing of their
21     67, VI   |        this sort might indeed be admitted to repentance, but were
22     70, III  |    persecutor of the Church, but admitted the counsel of truth, and
23     72, XXIII|     those who by simplicity were admitted into the Church, and in