Epistle, Chapter

 1      5, I  |        which are required by the general advantage, in respect of
 2     23, I  | sub-deacon; whom already, by the general advice, we had made next
 3     23, I  |        absence; but what, on the general advice of all of us had
 4     32, I  |         of individuals, with the general advice. But human testimonies
 5     39, VII|         your judgment and to the general advice of all of us as it
 6     41, I  |    alleged and proved to us with general gladness, in conformity
 7     46, II |       the matter itself, and the general gladness, was carried on
 8     59, II |        tie? But how great is the general grief among all of us, and
 9     72, X  |        to defend the camp of his general against rebels and enemies.
10     74, X  |          difficulties, either in general to all men, or privately