Epistle, Chapter

1      1, XII | languid with feasting, in its yielding bosom, he lies wakeful in
2      7, I   | seeking to satisfy our pride, yielding ourselves wholly to emulation
3      7, VIII|     manifold slaughter of the yielding, and the little firmness
4     25, V   |      the very fact of our not yielding to them, and have subdued
5     51, XIX |    too lax and easy in rashly yielding communion. Lo! a wounded
6     62, VI  |       the back of His enemies yielding and fleeing, with the hands
7     67, III |   priest who is a sinner, and yielding their consent to the unjust
8     72, XXV |      begun to be last, and by yielding and giving way have relinquished