Epistle, Chapter

 1      8, II  |       longer the limbs but the wounds of the servants of God that
 2     11, I   |       like pain on us by their wounds, inasmuch as they tear away
 3     27, III |       soothing and healing the wounds of the lapsed, intending
 4     30, III |      and by a false mercy, new wounds should be impressed on the
 5     30, III |        be impressed on the old wounds of their transgression;
 6     32, I   |      in him,--the glory of his wounds or the modesty of his character;
 7     33, II  |        with no small amount of wounds, but triumphant by a miracle,
 8     33, II  |        bright evidences of his wounds; their manifest traces show
 9     33, II  |       of God, the glory of the wounds made the victory; the memory
10     54, XIII|     and lamentations, that the wounds may not be washed away with
11     66, I   |      for the soothing of their wounds, but that, forsaken without
12     66, IV  | paternal affection to cure the wounds of the lapsed, since the
13     68, VII |      the memory of illustrious wounds and scars; so many chaste