Epistle, Chapter

1      1, III|     of this boastful age, and uncertain of my wandering steps, knowing
2      3, I  |       my colleague, was still uncertain among us, my beloved brethren,
3     30, II |    thither by the various and uncertain storms of things; and the
4     41, II | dwelling across the sea, with uncertain opinions. Let those beware,
5     44, III|      minds of the absent with uncertain opinions, we decided--having
6     51, III|    their mind, changeable and uncertain, be frequently agitated
7     67, VII|   these last times, either an uncertain faith is wavering, or a
8     74, XXV|   slippery, and shifting, and uncertain is it?~
9     81, I  |      us. For many various and uncertain things are current in men'