Epistle, Chapter

 1     25, V    |       of our departure is any clemency; for it obstructs us, it
 2     25, V    |     encounter, it is not true clemency to put off martyrs by delay.
 3     29, III  |   they should appeal to God's clemency for themselves, and by due
 4     30, VII  |   provoked; and as the divine clemency ought to be looked to, so
 5     39, VI   | recalled to the Church by the clemency of the Lord, who pray for
 6     51, VI   |  protracted, and the paternal clemency be sorrowfully besought,
 7     51, XVI  |  which do not come from God's clemency, but are begotten of the
 8     51, XXII |     as well the rebuke as the clemency of God, threatening at the
 9     51, XXIII|    rather promises pardon and clemency. Whence the Lord in the
10     54, XIII |    take pains that the divine clemency may not heal the wounded
11     64, III  |    injuries of individuals by clemency and patience, than to punish
12     66, I    |       who consider the divine clemency, and hold the balance in