Epistle, Chapter

 1      5, I   |    with its desolation even a portion of the clergy, I pray the
 2     35, I   |      be indigent, from my own portion, which I have left with
 3     35, I   |       fellow-presbyter; which portion, lest it should be all appropriated,
 4     37, I   |      divide with the bishop a portion of the people; that is,
 5     39, II  |       to have wished to arm a portion of our broken fraternity
 6     54, XIV |     has been committed; and a portion of the flock has been assigned
 7     62, IX  |       of my Father." In which portion we find that the cup which
 8     65, I   |    received nothing from that portion of the division; but while
 9     65, I   |     cultivated the soil, that portion only cultivated the favour
10     67, VIII|      that there is not left a portion of the priests which in
11     68, VIII|  account the Church has now a portion of herself in a state of
12     76, VI  | heaven." Moreover, a manifold portion of the people, following