Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, VI   |      below you, and with eyes turned in various directions look
 2     39, II   |     priesthood, they have now turned their attention with their
 3     48, III  |     that he would not only be turned out of the presbytery, but
 4     51, III  |    rushing on them, and so be turned from its purpose with some
 5     51, III  |   subsequently I seem to have turned my mind from discipline
 6     54, III  |       be found, because he is turned into his earth, and his
 7     62, XVIII|      and yet for all this she turned not unto me." That this
 8     63, II   | wholesome precepts, but, once turned away from the direct path
 9     67, VI   |   laying down his episcopate, turned I himself to repentance,
10     68, I    |   that you were now at length turned to repentance for having
11     74, XXIV |     discourse they are easily turned to wrath; so that of none