Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, X   |      that the Forum at least is free from such things, that it
 2      1, XIV |      the world. How stable, how free from all shocks is that
 3      8, II  |         His servants stood with free voice, with unyielding mind,
 4     25, III |         God with a spirit still free, although departing? Than
 5     25, III |       through, already to stand free in the sight of God? Than
 6     25, VII |         which they of their own free will have sought, they are
 7     33, II  |     chains, his spirit remained free and at liberty. His flesh
 8     45, II  |      they had this day been set free from the penalty of the
 9     51, XXVI|        necessity, the former by free will: the latter, thinking
10     65, I   | Levitical tribe, which was left free for the temple and the altar,
11     67, III |     themselves that they can be free from the contagion of sin,
12     71, III |        the exercise of his will free, as he shall give an account
13     72, XXVI|     thinks well, and having the free exercise of his judgment.
14     73, X   |         whether, flowing thence free and full, it has failed
15     75, XV  |        dedicated to God, is set free by the divine mercy. For
16     75, XVI | sickness, and obtain grace, are free from the unclean spirit
17     76, II  |         that they may be always free with the Lord! Oh feet,
18     76, VII |     world God would set us also free with you, sound and glorious;