Epistle, Chapter

 1     10, I   |         the bishops and clergy, dare to offer on their behalf,
 2     17, I   | judgment of all of us, I do not dare to prejudge, and so to assume
 3     27, III |         or of strangers, should dare, before our decree, to communicate
 4     48, II  |         murder. And now does he dare to condemn the hands of
 5     51, XXV |      that any one should either dare, or think that he is able,
 6     54, IX  | comprised in our letter, should dare to write to you, you would
 7     54, XVI |         conscience, they do not dare to come to us or to approach
 8     64, III |       the Church. But if we may dare anything against God who
 9     64, III |       bishops, deacons may also dare against us by whom they
10     74, XXIV|       what want of judgment you dare to blame those who strive