Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, X   |       is public has begun to be allowed. What can be the modesty,
 2      1, XIV |      what we shall be, by being allowed to know and to condemn what
 3      2, I   |       impending," which God has allowed in the world, for the sake
 4     39, I   |      this, that I should not be allowed to come to you before Easter-day;
 5     51, XIV |        Christian, that I am not allowed to sacrifice, that I cannot
 6     53, I   |        also be bound in heaven, allowed, moreover, that things might
 7     53, III |      voice. We, so far as it is allowed to us to see and to judge,
 8     54, II  |       slay unless the Lord have allowed them to slay; and although
 9     58, I   |        and for this reason have allowed Victor to avail himself
10     65, II  |         his executor, it is not allowed that any offering be made
11     72, VII |      ordinance of the Lord, are allowed to baptize and to give remission
12     72, VIII|       which the Church alone is allowed to do.~
13     72, X   | perishing. Why do we receive as allowed an adulterous and alien
14     75, XIII|      therefore, as far as it is allowed me by faith to conceive