Epistle, Chapter

 1      9, III |      and have asked that their wishes should theft be examined,
 2     10, I   |      the prison controlled the wishes of the martyrs by their
 3     10, I   |        which you ask that your wishes should be examined, and
 4     10, II  |     reserve your petitions and wishes for the bishops, and let
 5     10, II  |        in accordance with your wishes, that the peace of her children
 6     10, III |       and cautiously weigh the wishes of those who petition you,
 7     11, I   | persons, requesting that their wishes may be examined into. When,
 8     11, I   |        to the Church, then the wishes of each one shall be looked
 9     11, III |    examine the letters and the wishes of the blessed martyrs.
10     20, III |     the ground, to obtain your wishes which you have always desired!
11     26, II  |      discriminate between your wishes; and whoever you are who
12     37, I   |        crafts, to assist their wishes with such an addition as
13     51, VI  |         and the cases, and the wishes, and the necessities of
14     51, VIII|       all of us, whosoever now wishes to become a bishop, must
15     72, II  |      yet imitate human doings--wishes to claim to himself the