Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, VIII|          who has most completely broken down the man into the woman.
 2      1, X   |         rages; and when peace is broken among the togas, the Forum
 3      2, I   |          bound up that which was broken, but have eaten their milk,
 4      8, II  |       enclosed the entrails were broken, and it was no longer the
 5     11, III |          his ship, shattered and broken with the waves, anew to
 6     24, I   |        unyielding firmness, have broken the first onset of the rising
 7     25, III |        worldly impediments being broken through, already to stand
 8     25, V   |        is never accustomed to be broken,--the shield of faith, which
 9     39, II  |          to arm a portion of our broken fraternity against God's
10     44, II  |          there was in no respect broken.~
11     51, XX  |         the vigour of continence broken down because repentance
12     51, XXV |         vessels of clay are only broken by Him to whom is given
13     53, IV  |         comforted that which was broken, neither have ye brought
14     60, II  |         in what way a man may be broken down into a woman, and his
15     61, II  |       places, that it may not be broken among the rocks and cliffs;
16     66, IV  |          bound up that which was broken, neither have ye brought
17     69, I   |       waters, and hewed them out broken cisterns, which can hold
18     73, II  |        plagues of heresy had not broken forth; while Marcion of
19     73, VII | obstinacy of our brother Stephen broken forth to such an extent,
20     76, III |        The sacrifice of God is a broken spirit; a contrite and humbled
21     80, II  |       His saints;" and again, "A broken spirit is a sacrifice to