Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, XV  |       their possessors. But this remains in a beauty perpetually
 2      1, XVI |        time of leisure, whatever remains of the day, now that the
 3      5, II  |        heavenly crown. For there remains more than what is yet seen
 4     15, IV  |                       IV.~It now remains, beloved brethren, that
 5     30, V   | devastated, and observe that the remains and the ruins of the fallen
 6     30, VIII|      penitent spirit, when there remains, as far as man can tell,
 7     51, XX  |  strength of the truly believing remains unshaken; and with those
 8     51, XXI |        While the bond of concord remains, and the undivided sacrament
 9     67, VIII|      Among very many there still remains a sincere mind and a substantial
10     72, VIII|     angry Lord; which punishment remains to those who introduce strange
11     75, V   |          while the true shepherd remains and presides over the Church