Epistle, Chapter

 1     12, I  |         begun--a season that is disturbed with continual and heavy
 2     40, I  |  Novatian had been made bishop; disturbed by the wickedness of an
 3     41, III|         calumnious fabrications disturbed the minds and perplexed
 4     45, I  |       all the churches, and had disturbed nearly all the churches;
 5     51, III|      your letter, you have been disturbed subsequently by letters
 6     54, II |         you were in some degree disturbed by the threats and terrors
 7     54, III|         relaxed, because we are disturbed with reproaches or are shaken
 8     54, VII|        of the Church, not to be disturbed, nor to let our faith be
 9     58, I  |      sinned; which thing rather disturbed us, that it was a departure
10     62, XV | learning in the offerings to be disturbed concerning His blood and
11     63, I  |      was gravely and grievously disturbed, dearest brethren, at learning
12     65, I  |    present with me were greatly disturbed, dearest brethren, as were