Epistle, Chapter

 1     28, I    |          by yours, and should not yield to wholesome counsels, I
 2     33, I    |         who, when he hesitated to yield to the Church, was constrained
 3     39, IV   |         mischievous words, nor to yield an easy consent to deceitful
 4     39, VII  |        satisfaction to God, shall yield to the party of Felicissimus
 5     54, II   |         We are not, therefore, to yield because they threaten; nor
 6     54, XVII |       with the Lord's protection, yield to threats. The priest of
 7     54, XVIII|        but that the Church should yield to the Capitol, and that,
 8     54, XIX  |       threatens; neither shall we yield to his arms and violence,
 9     67, II   |       accept any man's person, or yield anything to any one, when
10     73, VIII |        let the Church succumb and yield to heretics, light to darkness,
11     75, X    |       vanquished will they easily yield, although they know that
12     76, II   | previously had been accustomed to yield gold and silver have begun