Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, IX  |          lusts rushing upon men, doing things which afford no gratification
 2      1, IX  |        commit at home, willingly doing what, when they have done,
 3      2, I   |    certain reason withdrawn; "in doing which he acted quite rightly,
 4      5, II  | discharge my duty, in respect of doing those things which are required
 5      7, IV  |         was receiving a power of doing mischief, and was overwhelming,
 6     14, I   |          what I have done and am doing has been told to you in
 7     22, I   |         his decease persisted in doing the same things under his
 8     53, III |     peace without any purpose of doing battle, he betrays and deceives
 9     54, XIII|          who think that they are doing it. Finally, their mind
10     54, XIV |    having to give account of his doing to the Lord; it certainly
11     54, XVII|        ways of the Lord, and not doing holy things are deserted
12     72, XXVI|   prevent any one of the bishops doing what he thinks well, and
13     75, VIII|       but this these men are now doing who divide the Church, and,
14     75, XII |        he thinks right, and from doing what he feels to be right.
15     76, V   |            V.~For that it is His doing that we conquer, and that