Epistle, Chapter

 1      8, III |   himself, and he received the reward which he deserved. I not
 2     15, III | desired, being overcome by the reward of immortality, so that
 3     25, I   |    with the foe. The Lord will reward you for that love of yours,
 4     25, I   |      is not less worthy of the reward of the crown than he who
 5     53, IV  |     about to receive a greater reward from the condescension of
 6     54, XI  |        sailed to Rome with the reward of their lies, as if the
 7     54, XIX |      receive from the Lord the reward of our death and of our
 8     59, III |          with how much greater reward for our work will He say
 9     59, III |       being about to receive a reward from the Lord when the day
10     61, II  |       and steadiness await the reward of virginity. But if they
11     61, V   |     excellent and great is the reward when we enter into glory.
12     66, V   |   penitence was undergone, the reward of peace and communion was
13     72, XXII|      hope of salvation and the reward of confession, because he
14     76, VII |    stands near to the promised reward of God, are secure from
15     77, II  |      far from the hundred-fold reward, seeing that it has feared
16     78, I   |     race is first also for the reward; and you who first occupied
17     78, II  |        confession is added the reward of your labours--an abundant
18     78, III |   pleased to return to you the reward of this so good work. But