Epistle, Chapter

 1      4, I   |     the small sum which was collected there was distributed among
 2      4, II  |     crowds,--not in numbers collected together at once', lest
 3     51, VI  |  heads of our decisions are collected. And lest perchance the
 4     54, XI  |    of heretics can there be collected twenty-five for them; and
 5     54, XV  | must some putridities be so collected and brought together, that
 6     59, III |  sesterces, which have been collected here in the Church over
 7     62, XIII| like manner as many grains, collected, and ground, and mixed together
 8     68, VIII|    people of the Church are collected, and united, and joined
 9     73, X   |     strengthened, the water collected may be supplied for the
10     75, IV  |     whosoever of those thus collected together shall go out abroad,
11     75, VI  |     grapes and clusters and collected together, His blood, He
12     75, XIV |  sex or of age, an omer was collected equally by each one? Whence