Epistle, Chapter

 1      6, III  | tranquillity of a good life is fitting for all Christians, according
 2     10, I    |      you it is more especially fitting that you should obey His
 3     11, II   |     the eucharist, when it was fitting that they should attain
 4     23, I    |  whether all things were found fitting in them, which ought to
 5     25, VI   |     you have both rebuked with fitting censure, and worthily, those
 6     30, IV   |        since it was to none so fitting to maintain the tenor of
 7     30, VI   |        modesty is very greatly fitting for them in whose sins it
 8     33, V    |        readers, because it was fitting that the candle should be
 9     41, I    |      brother, greeting. As was fitting for God's servants, and
10     41, II   |      exert ourselves, as it is fitting for prelates and priests
11     43, I    |      concord; since it is more fitting for glorious and good soldiers
12     45, I    |      soothed; yet there was no fitting assurance to induce us easily
13     50, I    |      the peace of the Lord the fitting tenor of your faith and
14     53, II   |        For we must comply with fitting intimations and admonitions,
15     54, XIV  |     been pronounced; nor is it fitting for the dignity of priests
16     67, II   |         On which account it is fitting, that with full diligence
17     72, XXIII|        error; since it is more fitting for wise and God-fearing
18     82, II   |       for the rest, what it is fitting that we should observe before