Chapter,  Paragraph

1  1,5 | authority in the maintenance of concord.~
2  3,10|   fundamental principle of this concord of which We speak is at
3  6,15|     moderation, and to preserve concord amongst themselves and in
4  6,15|  nothing can be more opposed to concord than biting words, rash
5  6,16|     causes which impede perfect concord. It will be your task, Beloved
6  6,17|     rightly to be expected from concord. Let them recall the facts
7  6,19|     wisdom, in whom the love of concord, affection for her country,