Epistle, Chapter

 1      2, II  |     are aware that no slight danger threatens you if you do
 2      8, I   |    victory; but all whom the danger has shut up in a glorious
 3      9, I   |    reticence should issue in danger both to the people and to
 4      9, I   |   and to ourselves. For what danger ought we not to fear from
 5     29, II  |  with the Gospel, will be in danger on both sides. For, on the
 6     29, III |   who arm them for their own danger, and, instructing them perversely,
 7     51, XIII|     help is given to them in danger, as it has been decided.
 8     51, XIII|     granted to them in their danger, they cannot be suffocated
 9     51, XIII|    by himself undergoing the danger; one who has compelled his
10     53, II  | sheep may not be deserted in danger by the shepherds, but that
11     54, II  |      comes the terror or the danger to a bishop, who lives subject
12     54, IV  | shall say, Raca, shall be in danger of the Gehenna of fire,"
13     61, II  |    it. No one who is near to danger is long safe, nor will the