Epistle, Chapter

 1     13, I   |  wherein you wrote that your wholesome counsel was not wanting
 2     27, II  |   your feet?" Naturally, our wholesome and true counsels have no
 3     27, II  |       that while they refuse wholesome food and beneficial drink
 4     28, I   |      and should not yield to wholesome counsels, I shall take such
 5     39, I   | minds of the lapsed by their wholesome counsels, yet, as much as
 6     39, VI  |       and consent not to the wholesome words of our Lord Jesus
 7     41, III |     to our advice weighed in wholesome reason, the minds of the
 8     51, VI  |   balanced the decision with wholesome moderation, so that neither
 9     51, VI  |       with equal gravity and wholesome moderation.~
10     54, IX  |    appointed there, who with wholesome and sound discipline govern
11     54, XVII|     forsake the heavenly and wholesome ways of the Lord, and not
12     60, II  |  Church, sparing indeed, but wholesome. But if the Church with
13     60, II  |    Church, but himself learn wholesome things in the Church. I
14     61, IV  |      not listen to, nor obey wholesome precepts; for it says, "
15     61, V   |   nevertheless remain in our wholesome persuasion, knowing that
16     63, II  |    receive no light from the wholesome precepts, but, once turned
17     63, V   |    obeying bishops sound and wholesome and living, has made himself
18     66, IV  |      diligent solicitude and wholesome medicine for cherishing
19     72, X   | Church? Can one impart those wholesome and saving draughts of paradise
20     73, III |       and consent not to the wholesome words of our Lord Jesus