Book, Chapter

 1        I, IX    |           Theodosius with fatherly affection, and soon restored to the
 2        I, XXVI  | Christianity, but only showed more affection to the believers, as to
 3        I, XXVIII|         with so great kindness and affection, that it may refresh him
 4       II, I     |         that work, which brotherly affection imposed on him for the future
 5       II, VI    |    commended to me in token of His affection, underwent at the hands
 6       II, XI    |           whom the union of carnal affection has manifestly made in a
 7       II, XI    |           the duty of our fatherly affection, we exhort you, that when
 8       II, XVI   |            of the king, or for the affection which they bore him. His
 9      III, XXIX  |           Excellency with fatherly affection, we never cease to pray
10       IV, V     |            that time bore so great affection to the Roman Apostolic usages,
11       IV, XXX   |          garments even, with great affection, as if they had been still