Epistle, Chapter

1      1, XVI| evening, let us spend it in gladness,nor let even the hour of
2      6, I  |    this, yet, in the common gladness, the share of the bishop
3     32, II |    joy is always hasty, and gladness can bear no delay, he reads
4     41, I  |   proved to us with general gladness, in conformity with the
5     46, II |     itself, and the general gladness, was carried on tinder the
6     48, I  |   both told us the glorious gladness concerning the return of
7     68, III|  receive with good-will and gladness every one that comes to
8     74, I  |  this house are united with gladness, according to what is asked
9     76, IV |  Who would not with joy and gladness desire that in which he