Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, V    | imperious host of the attacking adversary with its sway!~
 2      2, I    |      their struggle against the adversary, and was, moreover, willing
 3      5, III  |       rather fear the ensnaring adversary, who more eagerly attacks
 4      6, II   |       that, having overcome the adversary in this first encounter,
 5     32, I    |      suffering. As often as the adversary wished to call forth the
 6     33, II   |         invincible firmness the adversary of his own conflict. He
 7     39, VII  |        the circumvention of the adversary have fallen, that in this
 8     48, II   |    faith; the foe of quiet, the adversary of tranquillity, the enemy
 9     50, I    |        battle and to subdue the adversary. For the trophies from the
10     51, XXVII|       from the prompting of the adversary, and lusts born of the unclean
11     53, I    |      had been overthrown by the adversary, and had lapsed, and had
12     53, II   |     wish to be safe against the adversary with the protection of the
13     53, III  |         and shall overthrow the adversary with us in the encounter,
14     54, II   |       they threaten; nor is the adversary and enemy on that account
15     54, VI   |     priests; but he who, as the adversary of Christ and the foe to
16     54, XXII |     being his own. For Christ's adversary does not persecute and attack
17     70, I    |        them, that the enemy and adversary of Christ should seem to
18     72, XXV  |        of Elias; who was not an adversary of the Lord, but His precursor
19     76, V    |   attain by the subduing of the adversary to the palm of the greatest