Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, XVI   |           likely to talk together frequently, we ought to have some moderation
 2      7, V     |           the way of our example, frequently and watch-fully prayed,
 3     10, III   |         are visited and chastened frequently, and we are admonished,
 4     12, I     |         many letters which I have frequently written to you, although
 5     25, VI    |           your brethren, you have frequently confirmed the confessors
 6     27, I     |        their oblations, have been frequently taken in their wicked errors;
 7     32, II    |        office of a reader. Do you frequently be urgent in supplications,
 8     36, I     |           brethren, that you have frequently been admonished in my letters
 9     43, I     | confessors, greeting. As you have frequently gathered from my letters,
10     51, III   |      changeable and uncertain, be frequently agitated hither and thither
11     51, XIII  |        condition and the case are frequently different. For we must not
12     51, XXVIII|            and labour largely and frequently for the washing away and
13     53, V     |       serious and fierce. This is frequently shown to us from above;
14     67, VIII  |         of continual persecution, frequently and gloriously suffered
15     73, VIII  |    schisms arise day by day, more frequently and more fruitfully grow
16     74, X     |           deceived many, also had frequently dared this; to pretend that