Epistle, Chapter

 1     45, I   |        unity, announced that the swelling pride of these men was already
 2     48, II  |       arrogance and stupidity of swelling pride; always known with
 3     50, III | themselves, blinded by their own swelling, they lose the light of
 4     51, VIII|       nor, as others do when the swelling of their l arrogance and
 5     51, XXV |           Then, moreover, what a swelling of arrogance it is, what
 6     54, II  |    insolence it is in them, what swelling and inflated and vain boasting
 7     54, V   |       one, pleasing himself, and swelling with arrogance, would found
 8     64, III |      please themselves, and with swelling haughtiness to despise him
 9     66, IV  |          please themselves, who, swelling and inflated, arrogantly
10     68, V   |        unworthy by men. For what swelling of pride is this, what arrogance