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 1   II, 30, 5|       use of it in any of his labours; and then one should maintain
 2   IV, 22, 1|       were resting from their labours, in reference to whom He
 3   IV, 23   |   FAITH OF CHRIST; AND SO THE LABOURS OF THE APOSTLES WERE LESSENED
 4   IV, 23   | GATHERED IN THE FRUITS OF THE LABOURS OF OTHERS.~1.
 5   IV, 23, 1|       have entered into their labours." Who, then, are they that
 6   IV, 24   |    THAN THAT OF THE JEWS; THE LABOURS OF THOSE APOSTLES, THEREFORE
 7   IV, 30, 2|      bitter to them by severe labours, in mortar and in brick,
 8   IV, 30, 2|       result of his own great labours, and out of vast possessions
 9   IV, 30, 2|       the recompense of their labours, as I have observed, unstamped
10   IV, 30, 2|     in their girdles from the labours of others, coined gold,
11    V, 32   |   RECEIVE THE FRUITS OF THEIR LABOURS; ESPECIALLY SINCE ALL CREATION