Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, II  |       courts of justice, in the public assembly, in political debate,
 2      1, VIII|       while the mischief having public authority panders to vices,
 3      1, IX  |      people who are accusers in public are criminals in private,
 4      1, X   |       But after considering the public roads full of pitfalls,
 5      1, X   |         crimes, and whatever is public has begun to be allowed.
 6      3, I   |      memory with a testimony so public and so illustrious, so that
 7      5, I   |    myself into the sight of the public; and especially that I should
 8      9, II  |     rules of discipline come to public confession, and by imposition
 9     13, II  | protection of the Lord, for the public peace of the Church itself.
10     14, I   |       much my own safety as the public peace of the brethren, withdrew
11     25, III |     witness to the truth with a public testimony? Than, by dying,
12     67, IV  | approved worthy and suitable by public judgment and testimony;
13     72, XXI |       not even the baptism of a public confession and blood can
14     77, II  |         the very carcase of the public foe were trodden under foot.