Book, Par.

 1 II, 1   |       if thou lovest me tend my sheep." The Master asked the disciple
 2 II, 1   |        superintendence of these sheep. This being plain, it will
 3 II, 1   |        are concerned with these sheep, upon which Christ places
 4 II, 1   |         that He might win these sheep which He entrusted to Peter
 5 II, 1(4)|     editions tbe words "tend my sheep" are added here. ~
 6 II, 2   |      what does He say? "Tend my sheep." For those things which
 7 II, 2   |          He indeed who has lost sheep, either through the ravages
 8 II, 2   |       place for the loss of the sheep, which goes beyond material
 9 II, 2   |       Again, the afflictions of sheep are manifest, whether it
10 II, 2   |      great authority compel the sheep to receive the remedy when
11 II, 3   |         the shepherd treats his sheep. For in this case also it
12 II, 4   |        to do. For the pastor of sheep has his flock following
13 II, 4   |       who loves Him to tend His sheep, and yet you say that you
14 IV, 2   |        corn and barley, oxen or sheep, that is now under our consideration,
15 IV, 4   | unguarded, and to carry off the sheep. But not so where he perceives
16 VI, 11  | judgment of the rams and of the sheep.19 ~
17 VI, 13  |       and set thee over his own sheep, thou wilt obtain such assurance