Epistle, Chapter

1     11, I  |     having lapsed and fallen prostrate under the severity of the
2     19, I  |    of the devil, as it were, prostrate; when, being banished and
3     33, II |   that imprisoned him; lying prostrate, but loftier than those
4     43, I  |   grief of a smitten, almost prostrate, spirit seizes me, when
5     51, XIX|     destroy, and pass by our prostrate lifeless brother, as in
6     54, XIX| priest of God is so weak, so prostrate, and so abject, so inefficient
7     63, I  |  those who are conquered and prostrate not even to ask for pardon;
8     67, VI |     certificate, when he was prostrate in sickness, blasphemed
9     76, II |    wearied with labours lies prostrate on the ground, but it is