Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, V   |    carded on there, but is not seen; the strokes inflicted are
 2      1, VIII| Adultery is learnt while it is seen; and while the mischief
 3      5, II  |  remains more than what is yet seen to be accomplished, since
 4      7, IV  | devastation arose. And we have seen that which had been shown
 5     11, III |      rent tunic, unless he has seen it mended by a skilful workman.
 6     33, IV  |      the Lord spoke. Let it be seen whether there is any further
 7     33, V   |      so that, while nothing is seen by the brethren loftier
 8     45, II  |      Church whom they had long seen and mourned as wanderers
 9     54, III |    perish." And again: "I have seen the wicked exalted, and
10     54, VI  |       one, dearest brother, is seen to be assailed by some desperate
11     62, XVI |        morning, water alone is seen to be offered, yet when
12     73, X   |       error ceases; and having seen the reason of the heavenly
13     73, XII |   brother, having explored and seen the truth; it is observed
14     74, XV  |      this garden, and have not seen the paradise planted by