Epistle, Chapter

1      1, XI  |         expenses by which the favour of the populace was bought,
2     12, II  |      are imploring the divine favour. I bid you, beloved brethren,
3     51, XIX |       we stand? Whether do we favour the devil, that he may destroy,
4     65, I   |   portion only cultivated the favour of God, and received the
5     68, II  |     every one would assuredly favour himself. Nor would any one
6     72, XIV |       say, as if it tended to favour heretics, that the Apostle
7     72, XIV |  Wherefore, let not those who favour heretics put forward what
8     74, II  | although we have received the favour of this benefit on account
9     75, XIII|    obtained indeed the divine favour, but in a shorter and more