Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, XI  |        his power! for he has no claim to be regarded for his character,
 2      9, I   |    bishop now placed over them, claim to themselves entire authority,--
 3      9, II  |      they could make good their claim to all things; I could dissemble
 4     26, I   |      But if certain lapsed ones claim to be the Church, and if
 5     29, I   |         not so much ask for, as claim, peace for themselves; nay,
 6     29, III |     have dared so petulantly to claim peace for themselves. We
 7     50, III |       his lord, nor may any one claim to himself what the Father
 8     63, I   |         sound, and beginning to claim for himself the episcopate.
 9     63, I   |         prayers, dares still to claim to himself the priesthood
10     63, II  | sacrilegious sacrifices, cannot claim to themselves the priesthood
11     67, VI  |         such persons attempt to claim for themselves the episcopate
12     70, III |  afterwards about circumcision, claim anything to himself insolently,
13     70, III |       the adversaries of Christ claim to themselves anything belonging
14     72, II  |         human doings--wishes to claim to himself the authority
15     74, VII | Cataphrygians, and endeavour to claim to themselves new prophecies,
16     75, VII |     that for this reason he may claim the power of baptizing,
17     75, VIII|      assume the primacy, and to claim the right of baptizing and
18     80, III |    would not boast of this, nor claim it for themselves, saying, "