Book, Chapter

 1        2, XXXVIII|          disgrace in enduring such labours for the benefit of all those
 2        3, LXVIII |    ambassadors, and who gave their labours to rear up the Churches
 3        3, LXXV   |           but which shows that the labours and chastisements inflicted
 4        3, LXXIX  | threatening sinners with imaginary labours and chastisements, but with
 5        3, LXXIX  |  punishment, nor the effect of the labours. For the doctrine of punishment
 6        4, XXVI   |         can be overcome neither by labours, nor by the dangers of death,
 7        4, LXXXI  |       suburbs, and a succession of labours, and judgments passed upon
 8        4, LXXXII |           cells, and succession of labours, are for the sake of men,
 9        5, XXXVII |   encounter dangers, and countless labours, and even death and dishonour.
10        5, XLVII  |             who would undergo some labours in order to escape from
11        7, XLIII  |          are the things which Paul labours to express when he says, "