Epistle, Chapter

 1     25, I  |         long shut up in the prison chains, perhaps for no other reason
 2     25, VII|           bound in the cincture of chains in God's name, if they who
 3     33, II |      although his body was laid in chains, his spirit remained free
 4     36, I  |          the name in prison and in chains is added also the conclusion
 5     68, VII|            into prison and were in chains; or who, sent away into
 6     76, I  |             or in the mines and in chains, exhibiting by the very
 7     76, II |            of God with disgraceful chains, as if the spirit also could
 8     76, II |          things are ornaments, not chains; nor do they bind the feet
 9     76, II |          you here in its bonds and chains as long as it will, from
10     81, I  | confiscated, and should be sent in chains by assignment to Caesar'