Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, XVI |     profitably hear delights your patience, indulgent in its goodness,
 2     11, III |        fuller. Let them bear with patience my advice, I beg. Let them
 3     13, I   |       should manifest a religious patience to God, so that when by
 4     13, I   |        precept, with meekness and patience, and obeying the priests
 5     17, I   |          and more settled down to patience, and not add another fault
 6     25, VI  |        crime; but shame, modesty, patience, discipline, humility, and
 7     25, VII |        necessary for diseases but patience: they who are weary and
 8     30, VI  |       they may be willing to have patience with us for a while, and
 9     30, VI  |           a necessary humility, a patience which is not careless. Let
10     48, IV  |      Christ our Lord, and our own patience, will unite the rest with
11     54, XV  |        labour is mine to persuade patience to our brethren, that they
12     54, XVI |         bishop denied to any. Our patience, and facility, and humanity
13     64, II  |           example of humility and patience; for He taught that true
14     64, III |       individuals by clemency and patience, than to punish them by
15     70, III |         us both of concord and of patience, that we should not obstinately
16     72, XXVI|         are maintained by us with patience and gentleness. For this
17     72, XXVI|       treatise on the "Benefit of Patience," which for the sake of
18     73, X   |         is meek and gentle to the patience of learning. For it behoves
19     76, IV  | conquering with the recompense of patience, goodness, and affection,
20     77, I   |    eloquent, in counsel wiser, in patience more simple, in works more