Epistle, Chapter

 1      8, I   |       on the struggle with an equal and common warmth of virtue,
 2     33, III |      parents and relations in equal honours of divine condescension.
 3     33, IV  |   praise, he had been united. Equal both, and each like to the
 4     48, II  | endeavoured to do similar and equal things there, forcibly separating
 5     49, I   | rejoice together with us with equal earnestness, that we having
 6     51, VI  |  opinion as we had held, with equal gravity and wholesome moderation.~
 7     51, XVI |     who say that all sins are equal, and that a grave man ought
 8     58, III |      infant could not be made equal with a person grown up and
 9     58, III |      little limbs fit anti be equal to the larger limbs of a
10     58, III |     that all men are like and equal, since they have once been
11     64, I   |      Aaron the priest, and to equal themselves with the priest
12     69, I   |       but we join with you in equal agreement, in an opinion
13     75, XIII|     but yet not to be counted equal with others?~
14     75, XIV |     is diffused with like and equal light over all, how much
15     78, I   |       confession, hope for an equal grace with you. For he who