Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, IV  |  light from above, serene and pure, had been infused into my
 2      1, V   |      as one who is purged and pure can suffer no stain of a
 3      6, V   | should be preserved sound and pure with its honour. For he
 4     45, II  |      to God a heart clean and pure, following the evangelical
 5     45, II  |  which says, "Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall
 6     51, XIV |     that although his hand is pure, and no contact of deadly
 7     54, XIII|       former, innocence flows pure and unstained to preserve
 8     58, IV  |   days after its birth is not pure, so that any one of us would
 9     58, IV  |    For it is written, "To the pure all things are pure." Nor
10     58, IV  |       the pure all things are pure." Nor ought any of us to
11     68, IX  |       serve, and to whom with pure and unstained lips I ceaselessly
12     68, X   |      us. These things, of the pure conscience of my mind, and
13     80, I   |      with those hands, which, pure and innocent, and maintaining