Epistle, Chapter

 1     51, XXIX|       a surety judge, when He comes to His Church, those whom
 2     54, II  |     Nor does it matter whence comes the terror or the danger
 3     54, XIII|      us; in the latter, there comes a medicine to heal us. Both
 4     54, XIII|       baptism, and repentance comes not to their help, whereby
 5     68, III |       gladness every one that comes to the Church; or you, who
 6     69, II  |      baptized and renewed who comes untrained to the Church,
 7     70, II  |  vagrant sheep. But if he who comes from the heretics has not
 8     70, II  |   baptized in the Church, but comes as a stranger and entirely
 9     72, III |      the truth of the Church, comes for this purpose, that he
10     72, VI  | should be laid on him when he comes, that he might obtain the
11     73, IV  |     recognise the unity which comes from God the Father, and
12     74, XII |      vainly laid upon him who comes to us for the reception
13     75, V   | suggesting to us a unity that comes from divine authority, lays