Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, V   |  Thence is given power, with modest chastity, with a sound mind,
 2      1, VIII|      gone to the spectacle a modest woman, returns from it immodest.
 3      1, VIII|   things be healthyminded or modest? Men imitate the gods whom
 4      5, II  |  they ought to be humble and modest and peaceable, that they
 5     22, I   |     the martyr, cautious and modest, mindful of the law and
 6     26, I   |     submissive and quiet and modest, as those who ought to appease
 7     30, VI  |   grieves over their fall. A modest petition will much avail
 8     51, VII |  weigh what your colleagues, modest and grave men, may do, from
 9     54, I   |    hitherto uncorrupt, holy, modest.~
10     59, II  |      honour of continence by modest. virtue, should be sullied
11     62, I   |    mediocrity with lowly and modest moderation. But when anything
12     68, VII |      sound, inviolate, holy, modest, who would not associate
13     72, XI  | uncorrupted, and chaste, and modest. If heretics are devoted