Epistle, Chapter

1      1, XII  |     wealth rather than their master. And oh, the odious blindness
2      5, II   | saying, "If I, your Lord and Master, have washed your feet,
3      7, I    |   servant, which knoweth his master's will, and has not obeyed
4     51, XVIII|    man's servant? To his own master he standeth or falleth;
5     60, I    |    same art of his; and as a master and teacher, not for the
6     62, I    |   from that which Christ our Master both prescribed and did;
7     62, X    |    the same things which the Master both taught dud did. The
8     73, II   |   emerged from Pontus, whose master Cerdon came to Rome,--while