Epistle, Chapter

 1      2, I   |          sought for that which was lost, and have not corrected
 2      7, VII |       defiance of the commandment, lost the benefit of her escape.
 3     18, I   |   recovered the faith which we had lost, we have repented, and have
 4     30, II  |            testimony, than to have lost the honour of good testimonies;
 5     30, II  | disinherited of the faith, to have lost our proper praises. For
 6     48, I   |       arrived here, itself already lost and ready to ruin others
 7     48, I   |           that Nicostratus, having lost the diaconate of sacred
 8     51, XV  |         single wounded one we have lost many sound ones. And whereas
 9     51, XXIV|           ecclesiastical unity has lost even what he previously
10     52, II  |        sufficient for such to have lost their glory, but that we
11     53, IV  |           ye sought that which was lost, and that which was strong
12     54, VIII|        ought the reproaches of the lost to move us in any degree
13     54, XIII|            Both of these they have lost by offending God, both because
14     54, XIII|          both because the grace is lost which is received from the
15     58, II  |            if possible, no soul be lost. For what is wanting to
16     62, XII |           place which the Jews had lost, of water made wine; that
17     66, IV  |           ye sought that which was lost. And my sheep were scattered
18     68, VII |     pollution of my lips, and have lost the hope of eternal life
19     69, II  |          functions who himself has lost the Holy Spirit? And therefore
20     72, XXV |            in Genesis, Esau thence lost his birthright, nor was