Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, X    |       judge? But he sells his sentence. He who sits to avenge crimes
 2      1, X    | inquisitor or judge; when the sentence can be bought off for money,
 3     25, VI   |       itself, and bearing the sentence of others upon its own judgment,--
 4     30, V    |     or that one should give a sentence when so great a crime is
 5     37, II   |       us, let him receive the sentence which he first of all declared,
 6     37, II   |    with him, let him bear the sentence which that factiou and impetuous
 7     39, I    |       conscience, have passed sentence on themselves in accordance
 8     39, III  | should decide upon a moderate sentence, tempered alike with discipline
 9     39, V    |       deserved to undergo the sentence of their own conspiracy
10     40, I    |     ap-proved by the laudable sentence of many, to be called into
11     48, III  |       to have anticipated the sentence were to have escaped the
12     51, XVIII|       the Lord will amend the sentence of His servants; while yet,
13     51, XX   |       be in suspense till the sentence of God at the day of judgment;
14     54, XIV  |    has been examined, already sentence concerning them has been
15     66, IV   |   love, let him not pronounce sentence, but receive it; and let
16     67, V    |       brotherhood, and by the sentence of the bishops who had assembled
17     72, XXIV |   decreed by our judgment and sentence, that the baptism wherewith
18     74, V    |      themselves an inevitable sentence before the day of judgment;
19     75, I    |     Church, are by the Lord's sentence judged to be heathens and
20     82, I    |  another church, receiving my sentence or my confession at Utica,
21     82, II   |   before the proconsul passes sentence on me for the confession