Epistle, Chapter

 1     25, V   |         but we even provoke the enemies of the truth; and we have
 2     51, XXIX|   deserters, or adversaries and enemies, and those who lay waste
 3     54, V   |        you, are they who, being enemies of the priests, and rebels
 4     54, VII |        proud, contumacious, and enemies of God's priests, either
 5     54, XIX |       to be aroused against the enemies and impugners of God by
 6     62, VI  |      press down the back of His enemies yielding and fleeing, with
 7     69, III |         whom the Lord calls His enemies and adversaries? setting
 8     70, II  |      and not to give way to the enemies of faith and truth in any
 9     71, II  |     after having stood forth as enemies of peace; and that they
10     72, II  |      wise matter to us what the enemies of the Church do, so long
11     72, X   |      general against rebels and enemies. It is the duty of an illustrious
12     72, XV  |     divine matters, who are the enemies of God, and whose hearts
13     72, XXV | unlawful to baptize after God's enemies. And this, although we find
14     74, XVI |   vicarious ordination. But the enemies of the one Catholic Church
15     74, XXIV|   whether he who supports God's enemies, or he who, in opposition
16     74, XXIV|       to him who supports God's enemies, unites with us on behalf
17     75, I   |       necessary that rebels and enemies, who forge false altars,
18     75, X   |        the baptized, who, being enemies of the priests, strive to