Epistle, Chapter

 1      4, II   |   accommodate ourselves to the times, and to provide for quietness,
 2      8, III  |  illuminates, Which in our own times the glorious blood of martyrs
 3     10, II   |    wait for ripe and peaceable times to give peace at your requests.
 4     13, III  |        in their own power, the times themselves offering them
 5     14, II   |  letters sent forth at various times declare to you, which I
 6     18, I    | greeting. The necessity of the times induces us not hastily to
 7     24, II   |    your glory our glory, whose times have been brightened by
 8     25, VI   |        to the condition of the times, divided from your brethren,
 9     26, I    |         through the changes of times and successions, the ordering
10     30, II   |      roots of faith from those times; from which praise and glory
11     30, V    |    difficulties of affairs and times, who can arrange all things
12     30, VI   |       the destruction of these times of ours, as well as those
13     33, I    |   illustrate His Church in our times by granting a respite to
14     39, II   |   These men supplied in former times encouragements and exhortations
15     51, VII  |        to the necessity of the times, and thought that the safety
16     53, III  |        own salvation. In these times we grant peace, not to those
17     54, XX   |       my request what at other times you do of your own accord
18     67, VII  |       with some, in these last times, either an uncertain faith
19     67, VIII |        although, in these last times, evangelic rigour has not
20     72, XXIII|    become of those who in past times, coming from heresy to the
21     74, VIII |        to the bishops of these times, so that these indeed can