Epistle, Chapter

 1     45, II  |     were deceived by captious perfidy and loquacity. For although
 2     46, I   | corrupted by the obstinacy of perfidy and heretical wickedness.
 3     46, II  |      by the deceitfulness and perfidy of others. I bid you, dearest
 4     63, I   |  stands forth as a teacher in perfidy, in boldness, and in temerity;
 5     67, VIII|     and its God. Nor does the perfidy of others press down the
 6     71, II  |      should be granted; since perfidy ought certainly not to receive
 7     72, V   |     them there is nothing but perfidy, and blasphemy, and contention,
 8     73, VIII|   light to darkness, faith to perfidy, hope to despair, reason
 9     74, II  |      be thought worthy by his perfidy and treachery wherewith
10     75, XV  |      long, and delayed in his perfidy, could resist and prevail