Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, I     |   household disturb it, let us seek this bower. The neighbouring
 2      7, III   |       the divine mercy what we seek; nor should we be wavering
 3     10, III   | distributing your benefits, or seek to make a profit of an unlawful
 4     30, I     |     only judge, and neither to seek the praises nor to dread
 5     40, II    |        certain districts, they seek for companions in their
 6     41, III   |      ancient usage, nor did we seek for any novelty. For it
 7     48, IV    |        that they may once more seek the Church from which he
 8     50, I     |       or rather wickedness; to seek anew the same camp whence
 9     51, XV    |  shoulders, we not only do not seek the lapsed, but even drive
10     51, XXVIII|        of that peace which you seek shall you receive!" Who
11     54, VIII  |        of men or of God. If we seek to please men, the Lord
12     54, XI    |        In fine, if you were to seek the names from them, they
13     54, XIII  |     before, may not afterwards seek Christ his Lord, nor he
14     54, XIX   |       and that they may rather seek that the prayers and supplications
15     60, II    |       more he may wish he must seek thence, from such gain as
16     62, VIII  |      if they should thirst and seek after Christ, should drink
17     66, III   |       character is discovered, seek other houses of entertainment
18     66, IV    |         and none did search or seek after them. Therefore thus
19     72, XX    |        for that reason come to seek the pardon of the Church!
20     75, XIII  |      and get well, they should seek to be baptized. But if they
21     76, VII   |     sought for in afflictions, seek more eagerly, and ask that