Epistle, Chapter

 1      5, II  |       especially those who have stood with unshaken faith and
 2      8, II  |           saw that His servants stood with free voice, with unyielding
 3      8, II  |  weapons of faith. The tortured stood more brave than the torturers;
 4     15, IV  |        virtue uncorrupted, have stood bravely by the Lord's commands,
 5     29, III |        the prayers of those who stood fast had been aided by their
 6     33, II  |      but loftier than those who stood; as bound, and firmer titan
 7     39, II  |         and by what strength it stood. These men supplied in former
 8     50, I   |  leaders of error, after having stood forth as praiseworthy originators
 9     52, II  |     those who are known to have stood in the ranks of battle,
10     66, IV  |      himself with Novatian, has stood forth as the opponent of
11     67, IV  |       Judas. "Peter," it says, "stood up in the midst of the disciples,
12     67, VIII|       from the divine religion, stood and nobly contended; that
13     67, VIII|    tender years nor by threats, stood up faithfully against the
14     71, II  |   Church, and have subsequently stood forth as traitors and rebels
15     71, II  | received to peace, after having stood forth as enemies of peace;
16     71, II  |       more odious, than to have stood in opposition to Christ;
17     71, II  |         hands of those who have stood forth as the authors and
18     71, II  |      have departed from us, and stood in opposition to the Church?~
19     72, II  |      Church; nay, moreover, has stood forth hitherto as a rebel
20     76, VII |     charity and peace, and have stood together against the wrongs