Epistle, Chapter

1     30, III |  both against those who had betrayed themselves as unfaithful
2     30, VIII|   if with weeping they have betrayed the signs of a grieving
3     51, XIII|     compulsion; one who has betrayed both himself and all his
4     54, II  |    by His brethren, and was betrayed by him whom He Himself had
5     54, III | words, is every one at once betrayed; and whether he has Christ
6     62, X   |  same night in which He was betrayed, took bread; and when He
7     63, I   |     priesthood which he has betrayed, as if it were right, from
8     73, VIII|     of the heavenly camp be betrayed; and let the Church succumb
9     73, VIII|     faith, whilst truth, is betrayed; whilst that which is done