Epistle, Chapter

 1      2, III  |      deceived, but help is to be afforded them. And, as matter of
 2      7, IV   |       because an opportunity was afforded him of receiving from the
 3      8, II   |       overcoming their tortures, afforded an example of virtue and
 4      8, II   |         The present struggle has afforded a proof of this saying.
 5     24, II   |        precepts:--to have before afforded the indications of courage,
 6     25, VI   |      letters; that you have ever afforded necessary supplies from
 7     30, III  |       likely to avail, should be afforded for communion; and by a
 8     39, IV   |      himself should seem to have afforded material for sedition, and
 9     51, VI   |       opportunity of meeting was afforded; a large number of bishops,
10     53, II   | protracted time, help only being afforded to the sick in their departure,
11     54, XVIII|     against us and abusing us be afforded to Novatian; if they who
12     73, VIII |        authority and support are afforded them; whilst their baptism
13     78, I    |          you to glory, who first afforded us guidance to confession
14     80, I    |         since opportunity is not afforded me to share in this joy,
15     80, III  |         crown of glory, but have afforded an example to other women
16     82, I    |    gardens, as a just reason was afforded I consented. For the reason