Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, II |      cultivated rhetoric, but simple and fitted by their unvarnished
 2      1, III|       himself to ordinary and simple clothing? One who has felt
 3      1, V  |     with a sound mind, with a simple voice, with unblemished
 4      6, II | common faith, by the true and simple love of my heart towards
 5      7, III|       of the brethren one and simple, and a united concord; since
 6     15, IV |    Gospel discipline with the simple vigour of your faith, who,
 7     51, IX |      thing that we ought with simple heart both thoroughly to
 8     54, XI |     deceiving the ears of the simple and the absent, the number
 9     62, V  |     her cup, saying, Whoso is simple, let him turn to me; and
10     68, II |   himself, but there may be a simple confidence of truth if,
11     68, VI |       humility. How much more simple and better than you are
12     73, X  |   brief way for religious and simple minds, both to put away
13     77, I  |       wiser, in patience more simple, in works more abundant,