Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, I  |      your mind as well as your ears you are altogether a listener;
 2      1, XVI| nothing is so pleasant to your ears as what is pleasant to you
 3      1, XVI|      religious music charm our ears.~
 4     15, IV |    honour, penetrates to God's ears, and heaven being open to
 5     25, II |      manner perceived with our ears the Lord giving them the
 6     41, II |      to the episcopate, in the ears of every one. Moreover,
 7     54, XI |      the sake of deceiving the ears of the simple and the absent,
 8     54, XX |       be all purged out of the ears and of the hearts of the
 9     54, XXI|        and says, "Hedge in thy ears with thorns, and hearken
10     68, VII|       is written, "Hedge thine ears with thorns, and hearken
11     72, XV |    creeps like a canker to the ears of the hearers? And when
12     80, I  |     letter in my stead to your ears and to your eyes, by which