Epistle, Chapter

 1     27, II   |       and flatteries, and the wounded and unhealthy mind of the
 2     39, II   |  their wound the sick and the wounded, and those who, by the misfortune
 3     51, XIII |       to entreat for a single wounded one.~
 4     51, XV   |     we have not cared for the wounded sheep, and that on account
 5     51, XV   |   that on account of a single wounded one we have lost many sound
 6     51, XVI  | healing art, to those who are wounded; neither let us think them
 7     51, XVI  |      whom we see to have been wounded in the fatal persecution,
 8     51, XIX  |     yielding communion. Lo! a wounded brother lies stricken by
 9     51, XIX  |       to slay him whom he has wounded; here Christ is exhorting
10     51, XIX  |       and did, and snatch the wounded man from the jaws of the
11     52, II   |       the conflict, and being wounded, have not been able to sustain
12     54, XIII |     clemency may not heal the wounded in His Church. They corrupt
13     54, XVIII|       concerning a Christian? wounded men about a whole man? maimed
14     66, I    |        and that those who are wounded are not admitted for the
15     66, I    |    the lapsed and healing the wounded.~
16     66, III  |    contemned as scattered and wounded by him, may be gathered
17     66, III  |        in which those who are wounded and maimed by robbers may
18     72, XIX  |       and frowardness he have wounded his reputation and his honour
19     74, IV   |       brethren, and for those wounded by the devil after the saving
20     77, III  |       have healed their limbs wounded with clubs; have loosened