Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, III |        difficult in respect of my character at that time, that a man
 2      1, X   |       everywhere in the multiform character of sin, the pernicious poison
 3      1, XI  |      claim to be regarded for his character, but for his fasces. Of
 4     32, I   |         beforehand, and weigh the character and deserts of individuals,
 5     32, I   |      wounds or the modesty of his character; that he is distinguished
 6     32, I   |          be conspicuous for their character.~
 7     33, I   |           for his courage and his character, as added to our clergy,
 8     33, IV  |          every one of virtues and character, and fitted both for conflict
 9     41, III |         be fully deserved by your character, and life, and teaching,
10     48, II  |        life or the peace of their character. Orphans despoiled by him,
11     51, VIII|           dearest brother, to the character of Cornelius our colleague,
12     51, XXIV|        reference, however, to the character of Novatian, dearest brother,
13     61, III | concerning their conversation and character. For how can they direct
14     63, III |          any longer to act in the character of priest; who, cast down
15     66, III |   travellers, as soon as this its character is discovered, seek other
16     68, I   |       inquiring carefully into my character; and after God the Judge
17     73, I   |   themselves, in their own proper character, do not baptize such as