Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, I    |     this it is delightful to pass the day in discourse, and,
 2      1, VIII |  truth, so that, as the ages pass by, any crime that was formerly
 3      7, I    | which do not easily let them pass to the crown, but wrench
 4     20, III  |  sake, which now has come to pass; as it is written, "The
 5     33, III  |      condescension flow, and pass to and fro, that, just as
 6     36, II   |   blessed brethren in prison pass by the gate of a glorious
 7     39, VII  |    protection, shall quickly pass away; so that I shall be
 8     44, III  |      God's direction come to pass, and that our design has
 9     51, XVII |     by the Church, he should pass over to heretics and schismatics;
10     51, XIX  |     that he may destroy, and pass by our prostrate lifeless
11     53, I    |   entreat, so that when they pass from this world, they should
12     54, XII  |   practised in the Church. I pass over the conspiracies and
13     54, XVIII|      images and idols should pass over with their altars into
14     74, I    |   one. "For it shall come to pass in the last days," saith
15     74, XIV  |   thou shalt come, and shalt pass over from the source of
16     74, XV   |      XV.~But neither must we pass over what has been necessarily