Book, Chapter

 1       6, XVI |       writings of the apostle Paul. His pilgrimage is drawing
 2       6, XXI |  principally upon the apostle Paul. I had thought that he sometimes
 3       7      |     to the Bible; a text from Paul resolves the crisis; the
 4       7, IV  |     also desired to be called Paul instead of Saul, his former
 5       7, VI  |    found it to be the apostle Paul, for he imagined that it
 6       9, XXXI|       course, he [the apostle Paul] could not do all this by
 7       9, XXXI|     what thou wilt. This man [Paul] confesses that he received
 8      12, XXI |      of his friend. Thus, he [Paul] says, “Become as I am,
 9      12, XXV |    because he often refreshed Paul and was not ashamed of his
10      12, XXVI|     with him greatly. For he [Paul] had received from the Philippians
11      12, XXVI| fruits of good works. And now Paul rejoices in them - and not
12      12, XXVI|    joy in all things, O great Paul? What is the cause of your