Epistle, Chapter

 1      7, I   |            tortures which do not easily let them pass to the crown,
 2     25, VI  |       word left, if pardon be so easily granted to sinners? Certainly
 3     29, III |       which is asked for is more easily obtained, when he for whom
 4     30, IV  |      Gospel discipline would not easily be restored, especially
 5     41, II  |          those things should not easily be put forward, nor carelessly
 6     45, I   |   fitting assurance to induce us easily to believe that they were
 7     46, II  |           Nor can any one now be easily deceived by the talkative
 8     51, VII |   fellow-priest like-minded, not easily to receive what malignants
 9     51, XVI |       that a grave man ought not easily to be moved. But there is
10     58, V   |          who approaches the more easily on this very account to
11     61, IV  |        should such be afterwards easily received into the Church.
12     63, IV  |         error, that they may not easily consent to the madness of
13     68, VII |          disposition and will in easily hearkening to unchaste,
14     70, III |        the counsel of truth, and easily yielded to the lawful reason
15     71, III |         once imbibed, and do not easily change their purpose; but,
16     72, XVI | instructs, that no one should be easily deceived by false prophets
17     74, XXIV|   counsel and discourse they are easily turned to wrath; so that
18     75, X   |        when vanquished will they easily yield, although they know