Epistle, Chapter

 1     13, I    |       our brethren, that, laying aside all rash haste, they should
 2     40, II   |     cease to command them to lay aside their pernicious dissensions
 3     46, I    |          is, that they have laid aside their error, and given up
 4     51, I    |  colleague, so that he might lay aside all anxiety, and know at
 5     54, XVIII|      dearest brother, to be laid aside, is the faithful and uncorrupted
 6     54, XVIII|       power also, all to be laid aside for this, that those who
 7     54, XIX  |       desire peace, let them lay aside their arms. If they make
 8     54, XIX  |        hearts, that they may lay aside their madness, and return
 9     62, XI   |          and all sadness is laid aside, so, when the blood of the
10     62, XI   |    memory of the old man is laid aside, and there arises an oblivion
11     69, II   |        of the Church, should lay aside even this very thing in
12     71, III  |      know that some will not lay aside what they have once imbibed,
13     72, XV   | possessed? Wherefore, if, laying aside the errors of human dispute,