Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, XIII|    Exaltation exacts its penalties equally from the more powerful,
 2      8, III |           brethren, either case is equally lofty and illustrious,--
 3     24, II  |        strength, so much do I also equally congratulate you for the
 4     33, III |          an origin so glorious. So equally between them does the divine
 5     33, IV  | peacefulness and tranquillity, and equally affording examples to every
 6     37, II  |         bishop nor his Church, has equally associated himself with
 7     45, I   |           confessor and presbyter, equally with themselves, desired
 8     51, XXVI|         let him in all cases judge equally. And as he knows that it
 9     54, XIV |       decreed by all of us--and is equally fair and just--that the
10     72, XXV |            lay hold on baptism has equally also laid hold on the Church;
11     73, VII |           as no heresy at all, and equally no schism, being without,
12     74, XVII|            together with them, and equally with them to mingle their
13     75, XII |  sprinkling also of water prevails equally with the washing of salvation;
14     75, XIV |         age, an omer was collected equally by each one? Whence it appeared
15     75, XIV |           subsequently follow, was equally divided among all; without
16     75, XIV |           spiritual grace which is equally received in baptism by believers,
17     75, XIV |          Gospel the Lord's seed is equally sown, but, according to
18     75, XIV |         should what is distributed equally by God be diminished by
19     76, III |           offer a sacrifice to God equally precious and glorious, and