Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, IV   |  let fear be the keeper of innocence, that the Lord, who of His
 2      1, V    | But if you keep the way of innocence, the way of righteousness,
 3      1, X    | very face of the statutes; innocence is not preserved even in
 4      1, XV   |  house with the colours of innocence, let us enlighten it with
 5     41, II   |  in destroying and ruining innocence, are satisfied with scattering
 6     44, IV   |  and moreover the glorious innocence, of your ordination might
 7     51, X    |  had been heard, and whose innocence was approved.~
 8     51, XXIII|   and to the discipline of innocence by the sorrow of his repentance,
 9     54, IV   |   rather asserting His own innocence, and showing it, He says, "
10     54, IX   |   it could prevail against innocence.~
11     54, XIII |   our sins. In the former, innocence flows pure and unstained
12     60, II   | and disgrace to the way of innocence, and to the hope of eternal
13     61, II   |   they can be separated in innocence; because by and by they
14     64, II   |  rather maintained His own innocence saying, "If I have spoken
15     68, III  |  but only clearing His own innocence, answered, saying, "If I
16     68, IX   |   trust, in respect of the innocence of bishops, not human hatred,
17     76, I    |   commands; in simplicity, innocence; in charity, concord; modesty