Epistle, Chapter

 1      3, I  |        testimony so public and so illustrious, so that by your means is
 2      5, III| fellowship. That, finally, is the illustrious and true confessor, concerning
 3      8, I  |    confession is so much the more illustrious and greater in honour as
 4      8, III|         case is equally lofty and illustrious,--the former more secure,
 5      8, III|          blood of martyrs renders illustrious! She was white before in
 6     15, IV |         when that voice, which is illustrious by the purification of confession,
 7     32, I  |         Aurelius, our brother, an illustrious youth, already approved
 8     32, I  |       forum to engage with a more illustrious virtue so that, after overcoming
 9     33, III|     crowns from the Lord by their illustrious passion. We always offer
10     33, III|     ancestors, for a posterity so illustrious, or him, for an origin so
11     33, IV |        condescension of the Lord, illustrious by the testimony and wonder
12     34, I  |          among the clergy,--a man illustrious by the brightest light of
13     36, I  |        condescension has rendered illustrious in such merits of their
14     39, I  |       presbyters, confessors, and illustrious by the glory of the divine
15     68, VII|       into exile, have gone by an illustrious road to the Lord; or who
16     68, VII|         glorious by the memory of illustrious wounds and scars; so many
17     72, X  |     enemies. It is the duty of an illustrious leader to keep the standards
18     76, II |         become that head which is illustrious on account of Christ's name.
19     80, III|          Azarias, and Misael, the illustrious youths to whom, when shut