Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, X  |                    X.~But after considering the public roads full of
 2      9, I  |       own place, and, moreover, considering neither the Lord's future
 3     10, III|      mindful of the Gospel, and considering what and what sort of things
 4     11, II |       mindful of the Gospel nor considering what the martyrs have written
 5     37, II |         But Augendus also, who, considering neither his bishop nor his
 6     41, II |        transmitted to us; alike considering and weighing, that in so
 7     49, I  |         advice, and especially, considering the interests and the peace
 8     50, III|         keeping moderation, and considering the Lord's balances, and
 9     51, XIX|                            XIX.~Considering His love and mercy, we ought
10     54, IV |        and authority--yet Paul, considering the name itself, however
11     54, XIX|        so blinds, that, without considering the eternal punishments
12     59, III|           III.~Our brotherhood, considering all these things according
13     65, II |        predecessors religiously considering this, and wholesomely providing
14     67, II |    solicitously and religiously considering them, we ought in the ordinations
15     67, VI | repentance, entreating God, and considering himself sufficiently happy
16     68, III|     false and degraded priests, considering still the mere empty shadow
17     70, I  |        the Catholic Church, not considering that it is written, "He