Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, IV   |      of sins, was of the earth earthly, but had now begun to be
 2      1, V    |       not, as is the case with earthly benefits, any measure or
 3      1, VI   |      yourself are removed from earthly contacts,--you will at once
 4      1, VIII |    than in vice, inflamed with earthly love in the midst of his
 5      1, XIV  |   world, and to be purged from earthly dregs, and fitted for the
 6      1, XIV  |        far transcends all this earthly power, and begins to be
 7      8, I    |      in the world;" nor is the earthly punishment able to do more
 8     62, XVIII|     instruction, to commit not earthly, but spiritual thefts and
 9     63, III  |     profane, with religion; as earthly, with things divine; as
10     65, I    |        and to have leisure for earthly and secular doings! The
11     72, XIX  |      still let them learn from earthly and secular examples, and
12     75, VI   | schismatics, with whom neither earthly food nor worldly drink ought