Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, V  |      itself is withdrawn from the mischievous associations of the world,
 2     13, III|        how irreligious is it, and mischievous, even to those themselves
 3     22, III|           and by his facility, is mischievous on account of the dislike
 4     27, II |     salutary truth is hindered by mischievous blandishments and flatteries,
 5     39, IV |            not rashly to trust to mischievous words, nor to yield an easy
 6     48, I  | instructed us against the new and mischievous devices of Novatian and
 7     48, I  |           on the day before, that mischievous faction of heretical wickedness
 8     48, IV |           that they may avoid the mischievous neighbourhood of the crafty
 9     66, III|         the sea shall begin to be mischievous and dangerous to ships,
10     68, II |         would any one put forward mischievous and adverse things against