Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, XI   |    foolish boastfulness to have desired to set forth in the gratification
 2      7, V    |        Peter, Behold, Satan has desired to sift you as wheat: but
 3     12, I    |    peace which the martyrs have desired, by their letters to us,
 4     13, II   | received to communion, and have desired in this matter that some
 5     15, III  |         death is not feared but desired, being overcome by the reward
 6     16, I    |      granted peace; and we have desired that this rescript should
 7     20, III  |    wishes which you have always desired! You have desired to be
 8     20, III  |        always desired! You have desired to be sent into prison for
 9     21, I    |          which I also earnestly desired after so long a time to
10     37, I    |        those things which I had desired should not be ascertained
11     37, I    |    violent dread that those who desired to obey me should not communicate
12     45, I    |        equally with themselves, desired to return into the Church;
13     51, II   |         and consent firmly, you desired in these letters that I
14     51, III  |         before you, as you have desired, my brother, an account
15     51, XXIV |    dearest brother, of whom you desired that intelligence should
16     61, I    |         matters, since you have desired our advice, know that we
17     67, I    |      priesthood of God; and you desired an answer to be written
18     72, XVIII|        than Himself, by whom He desired to be glorified, whose will
19     73, I    |    brother, yet, since you have desired that what Stephen our brother
20     74, XIV  |       for the King hath greatly desired thy beauty;" and, "Come
21     78, III  |   dearest brother and earnestly desired, ever heartily farewell,