Epistle, Chapter

 1      4, II | glorious beginnings the divine consideration has already shed a brightness,
 2      5, I  |        you, which is the chief consideration in my prayers, and then,
 3     10, III|    asked of you with a careful consideration of religion, perceiving
 4     14, I  |    demanded me, I, taking into consideration not so much my own safety
 5     22, II |     ask and persuade them that consideration might be had for the law
 6     30, VII|        their very entreaty let consideration be had for the time; let
 7     34, I  |     daughter, with the anxious consideration of affection, sought for
 8     36, I  |      urge it upon you, that no consideration be wanting to them to whose
 9     52, III|    written for me to give full consideration to this matter with many
10     59, III|       to salutary works by the consideration of so great a suffering.
11     75, XVI|        and grace; and so great consideration be had for heretics, that
12     76, I  |        have happened to you in consideration of the desert of your religion