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 1 Arg   |    THE MOST EXCELLENT OF ALL PRAYERS, PROFOUNDLY SPIRITUAL, AND
 2 IV    |      not to throw abroad our prayers indiscriminately, with unsubdued
 3 VIII  |    we ought to follow in our prayers, in order that we may be
 4 IX    |    comprehended in these our prayers and petitions, as in a compendium
 5 XII   |    He may be hallowed by our prayers, but that we beseech of
 6 XII   | supplication in our constant prayers, we ask this day and night,
 7 XXIII |  also may be appeased by the prayers of a peace-maker. Our peace
 8 XXVII |    all our petitions and our prayers. For we conclude by saying, "
 9 XXXI  |   whole heart, intent on our prayers. Let all carnal and worldly
10 XXXI  | crafty deceit calls away our prayers from God, that we may have
11 XXXII |      with fruitless or naked prayers. Petition is ineffectual
12 XXXII |      saying, "Cornelius, thy prayers and thine alms are gone
13 XXXIII|                XXXIII.~Those prayers quickly ascend to God which
14 XXXIII|      the remembrance of your prayers before the holiness of God.
15 XXXVI |    serving with fastings and prayers night and day." Let the
16 XXXVI |   Let there be no failure of prayers in the hours of night--no