Epistle, Chapter

 1      8, III|      and the entertainment of a dungeon, may also be united in the
 2     15, II |         a greater light in your dungeon, and the brightness of Christ
 3     15, III|         foot the squalor of the dungeon, and the horror of the very
 4     20, I  |       to me from you out of the dungeon, you did not intimate anything
 5     21, II |    subjoin: viz., Bassus in the dungeon of the perjured, Mappalicus
 6     33, II |         in the close guard of a dungeon, he was racked and in irons;
 7     45, II |         from the penalty of the dungeon. And to quote their very
 8     50, II |      glory had been left in the dungeon. For there the dignity of
 9     59, III|    begins to say, "I was in the dungeon of captivity, and I lay
10     68, VII|         martyrs who, from their dungeon, directed letters to Cyprian
11     77, III| illuminated the darkness of the dungeon; have brought down the mountains