Epistle, Chapter

 1      6, II |           we fight daily for our lives. Care must be taken, that
 2      6, III|         by tranquil and virtuous lives.~
 3      6, IV |       And dares any one now, who lives by and in this very One,
 4      6, VI |     admire the discipline in our lives. I bid you, beloved brethren,
 5     25, VII|          lay down their glorious lives, if those who have forsaken
 6     53, III| renounced, are living heathenish lives, or, having become deserters
 7     54, II |          danger to a bishop, who lives subject to terrors and dangers,
 8     58, II |        not come to destroy men's lives, but to save them," as far
 9     62, IV |    whosoever believes in God and lives in faith is found righteous,
10     70, I  |      grace of eternal life, both lives for ever and quickens the
11     73, IX |          strong to eternity, and lives and prevails for ever and