Epistle, Chapter

 1      2, II   |        any way they may receive pardon from Him who is able to
 2      7, VII  |       Discipline hath preceded; pardon also shall follow.~
 3     10, II   |        And to the lasped indeed pardon may be granted in respect
 4     21, III  |      weary. Therefore they must pardon me. I bid you heartily farewell,
 5     25, VI   |        the divine word left, if pardon be so easily granted to
 6     30, VI   |         also the effects of the pardon of the lapsed; that so,
 7     39, VII  |         order that the Lord may pardon you, that you should not
 8     51, VII  |   lapsed might receive not only pardon, but also a crown. Yet afterwards,
 9     51, XX   |     down because repentance and pardon are facilitated to the adulterer.
10     51, XX   |       is one thing to stand for pardon, another thing to attain
11     51, XXII |      lapsed, or to suppose that pardon is to be denied to the penitent,
12     51, XXIII|  lamenting, but rather promises pardon and clemency. Whence the
13     51, XXVII|         to repentance, and that pardon and mercy are not denied
14     52, II   | moreover, to close the place of pardon to them, and deprive them
15     62, XVII |         mercy of the Lord, have pardon granted to his simplicity.
16     63, I    |   prostrate not even to ask for pardon; although the Lord says, "
17     71, II   |   return, it is sufficient that pardon should be granted; since
18     72, XIII |         had erred, sins without pardon for his ignorance. For he
19     72, XX   |         reason come to seek the pardon of the Church! Wherefore,
20     74, XVII |         away by them, that they pardon the former mortal sins,