Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, VI   |        whole world is wet with mutual blood; and murder, which
 2      6, VI   |      us confirm one another by mutual exhortations, and let us
 3     21, II   |       away, by our letters, by mutual agreement, have given peace
 4     29, III  |     often become aware of your mutual love and charity, in many
 5     30, VI   |        the Church's name. With mutual prayers, let us by turns
 6     42, I    |      them, for the sake of our mutual affection, to return to
 7     50, IV   |      have, for the sake of our mutual love, transmitted to you
 8     54, XX   |      dearest brother, from the mutual love which we owe and manifest
 9     54, XXIII|   ourselves, who love you with mutual love, might, being present
10     59, II   |      humanity, and reminded of mutual love, if he be a father,
11     60, I    |    brother, greeting. From our mutual love and your reverence
12     66, III  |        together by the bond of mutual concord, and the link of
13     69, I    |       have thought that of our mutual love we ought to be consulted,
14     70, IV   |       have transmitted for our mutual love a copy of them, as
15     71, III  | knowledge, for the sake of our mutual honour and sincere affection;
16     72, XXVI |      which for the sake of our mutual love we have transmitted
17     74, VI   |        always kept with you in mutual love and honour, even herein