Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, II  |  tardy painstaking during the lapse of years, but has been inhaled
 2      1, VIII|   Crimes never die out by the lapse of ages; wickedness is never
 3     14, III |  those who might, after their lapse, be seized with sickness,
 4     17, I   |       that, after their grave lapse, they may, by true penitence
 5     29, III |   prove their grief for their lapse, that they should show modesty,
 6     34, I   |     had been desolated by the lapse of some. And when God permits,
 7     39, VI  |      in the darkness of their lapse. The apostle instructs us,
 8     52, I   | tending, and after this grave lapse, incurred not willingly
 9     53, I   |   from the first day of their lapse to repent, and to lament,
10     63, I   |      among you, after the sad lapse of his fall, was now wishing
11     74, V   |      apostles, and after long lapse of time from them. Apelles,