Epistle, Chapter

 1     27, I   |  affected adulation, but with sincere faith, that they may supplicate
 2     45, II  |       yet our mind was always sincere in the Church. For we are
 3     54, XX  |   brethren, and the sound and sincere affection of the good may
 4     67, II  |       with full diligence and sincere investigation those should
 5     67, VIII|    many there still remains a sincere mind and a substantial religion,
 6     67, IX  |    but maintain the sound and sincere constancy of your faith
 7     71, III |      of our mutual honour and sincere affection; believing that,
 8     72, XV  |     dispute, we return with a sincere and religious faith to the
 9     72, XXII|    the devil, with a full and sincere acknowledgment of God the
10     73, IX  |     who war for the faith and sincere religion of God, let us
11     74, XX  | himself, or as persevering in sincere faith; nor is it needful