Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, XIV |   world, and, anchored on the ground of the harbour of salvation,
 2     20, III |     you, even sleeping on the ground, to obtain your wishes which
 3     24, I   |    the brethren, is on common ground with the martyrs in honour.
 4     33, II  |    serpent was trodden on and ground down and vanquished. In
 5     54, V   |     them does not fall to the ground without the will of your
 6     62, XIII|   many grains, collected, and ground, and mixed together into
 7     68, I   |  neither of them falls to the ground without the will of my Father,"
 8     68, IX  | persecution; we may have some ground for communion with you,
 9     72, V   |     by you to us, whether the ground of his baptism can be made
10     72, X   |                X.~There is no ground, therefore, dearest brother,
11     72, XVI |       XVI.~Again, there is no ground for any one, for the circumvention
12     72, XXV | asserted to occupy the (like) ground, and, as if by a certain
13     73, X   |      and thence may arise the ground of our action, whence has
14     75, XV  |      which prevail on the dry ground, when cast into water, cannot
15     76, II  | labours lies prostrate on the ground, but it is no penalty to