Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, VI |  turned in various directions look upon the eddies of the billowy
 2      1, VII|    for their madness. Fathers look on their own sons; a brother
 3      1, IX |     which no chaste eye could look upon; you would see what
 4      7, IV |    his place with a sorrowful look. But another standing on
 5      7, VII| benefit of her escape. Let us look not to things which are
 6     11, III|       advice, I beg. Let them look for my return, that when
 7     17, I  |     saith, "Upon whom shall I look, but upon him that is humble
 8     30, V  |     the consent of very many. Look upon almost the whole world
 9     50, IV |     All which matters you can look into thoroughly, if you
10     51, IX |      heart both thoroughly to look into and to praise,--that
11     53, III|       us to see and to judge, look upon the face of each one;
12     74, XV |      manifestly instructed to look to the unity of the Church.