Book,  Chapter

1     I,  4 |  assist my efforts with their prayers. Jovinian is the common
2     I,  7 |    life; to the end that your prayers be not hindered.” Observe
3     I,  7 |       S. Peter now, says that prayers are hindered by the performance
4     I,  30|        Yea, when ye make many prayers, I will not hear.” But now
5     I,  32|     free to devote herself to prayers and fasting in the temple
6    II,  14|    country depends upon their prayers. Euripides relates that
7    II,  15|   raised against him, and the prayers of the people scarce availed
8    II,  24| Zeboiim, was preserved by the prayers of a holy man. Lot and Zoar