Epistle, Chapter

 1      4, I  |       either to discipline or diligence. In respect of means, moreover,
 2      5, II | Christ's flock, that, by your diligence, means be supplied to them
 3     10, IV |      matter according to your diligence, in such a way as to designate
 4     14, I  | doings, my discipline, and my diligence; for, as the Lord's commands
 5     22, I  |    given of my discipline and diligence, there came another matter
 6     22, III| respect of everything, and my diligence, and might learn the truth
 7     31, I  |       take care, with as much diligence as you can, that what I
 8     36, I  |       I beseech you, let your diligence be the representative of
 9     36, II |       often written) and your diligence not be wanting to the poor,--
10     48, I  |    dearest brother, both with diligence and love, in sending us
11     59, III|      there dispense with what diligence you may. ~
12     66, IV | brother, than to exhibit full diligence in gathering together and
13     67, II |       fitting, that with full diligence and sincere investigation
14     75, I  |     With your usual religious diligence, you have consulted my poor
15     76, I  | concord; modesty in humility, diligence in administration, watchfulness