Epistle, Chapter

 1      8, II |    were broken, and it was no longer the limbs but the wounds
 2      9, I  |      people, it behoves me no longer to keep silence, lest too
 3     15, III|      in the sight of God. The longer is your strife, the loftier
 4     19, I  |     they ought not to lie any longer under the power of the devil,
 5     30, VI |   with us for a while, and no longer disturb the fluctuating
 6     48, I  | confessor, although he can no longer either be or be called a
 7     54, II |       nor can we continue any longer, or in fact now be Christians,
 8     54, IV |    been crucified, and had no longer retained anything of the
 9     63, III|     that they attempt not any longer to act in the character
10     66, II |       Gaul, not to suffer any longer that Marcian, froward and
11     75, XV |       Lord, cannot remain any longer in the body of a man in