Epistle, Chapter

 1      5, I  |       brethren, greeting. I had wished indeed, beloved brethren,
 2     21, I  |     among the martyrs, you have wished to overload me with your
 3     22, II |       peace to all, and that he wished that this decree should
 4     25, I  |      grace of divine providence wished to keep us so long shut
 5     27, III|   together again. Moreover, you wished me to reply what I thought
 6     29, I  | salvation That they should have wished to hurry to such an extreme
 7     30, I  |       and inborn industry, have wished that we should be found
 8     30, III|       the very fact by which he wished to appear to have obeyed
 9     30, IV | occasion of martyrdom, they had wished to be betrayers of the Gospel.
10     32, I  |       As often as the adversary wished to call forth the servants
11     37, I  |   always proposed to myself and wished to keep all ourbrotherhood
12     37, I  |    funds, and if any, moreover, wished to exercise their crafts,
13     39, II |         confessors, and to have wished to arm a portion of our
14     39, V  |         for themselves who have wished to perish; let them remain
15     51, XI |     Trophimus also, of whom you wished tidings to be written to
16     54, X  |       who, when he said that he wished to plead his cause before
17     59, III|    warmest thanks that you have wished us to be sharers in your
18     65, II |         of the priests, who has wished to call away the priests
19     70, I  |  dearest brother, that you have wished me to declare to you what