Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, VII|        they do not seem to be aware that they are parricides
 2      2, II |      shepherds, since you are aware that no slight danger threatens
 3     11, II |     salvation by prayer. I am aware of the peacefulness as well
 4     26, I  |    when they should rather be aware that they are writing to
 5     29, III| although we have often become aware of your mutual love and
 6     40, II |       and disputes, and to be aware that it is an impiety to
 7     45, I  |       you also have been made aware from our co-bishops and
 8     51, XIV|       read, and had been made aware by the discourse of the
 9     65, I  |    with us, when we were made aware that Geminius Victor, our
10     76, I  |     stillness, when I am made aware of so many and such glorious