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  1      1, Arg  |          WITH HIM CONCERNING THINGS DIVINE, AND NOW BEING REMINDED
  2      1, I    |             the apprehension of the divine precepts. And that no profane
  3      1, II   |             the proclamation of the divine mercy. Accept what is felt
  4      1, III  |            again--a truth which the divine mercy had announced for
  5      1, VI   |          the characteristics of the divine may shine more brightly
  6      4, II   |             glorious beginnings the divine consideration has already
  7      5, I    |          pray the Lord that, by the divine mercy, I may hereafter greet
  8      5, I    |             he zealously bestows on divine labours, was, moreover,
  9      7, I    |          some one taken away by the divine compassion should depart
 10      7, II   |          own deserving, even as the divine judgment has forewarned
 11      7, III  |         this have obtained from the divine mercy what we seek; nor
 12      7, VI   |             are admonished by these divine condescensions both concerning
 13      7, VIII |         accustomed grandeurs of the divine majesty whereby both the
 14      8, I    |           soldiers of Christ in the divine camp: that no allurements
 15      8, I    |           casting down, than is the divine protection towards lifting
 16      8, II   |          with unyielding mind, with divine virtue--bare, indeed, of
 17      8, III  |             which the honour of the divine condescension illuminates,
 18      9, III  |           the Lord's mercy, and the divine protection. have brought
 19      9, IV   |             IV.~For this reason the divine rebuke does not cease to
 20     10, I    |            gather that not only the divine precepts are not suggested
 21     10, III  |            you so as to prevent the divine judgment from instructing
 22     11, I    |            with them,--to these the divine mercy is able to bring healing.
 23     11, I    |            peace is grasped at, the divine indignation be more seriously
 24     11, II   |           to their care, and by the divine authority might instruct
 25     11, III  |        moderation, according to the divine precepts. Let no one pluck
 26     12, II   |   persevered in good works; but the divine, remedy will be granted
 27     12, II   |        those that are imploring the divine favour. I bid you, beloved
 28     13, I    |       repents, who, remembering the divine precept, with meekness and
 29     15, I    |             you the delights of the divine approval. Your individual
 30     15, IV   |          that, among your great and divine considerations, you should
 31     21, I    |             by that voice and those divine words, whereby I know how
 32     24, II   |           precepts; you observe the divine and heavenly commands. This
 33     25, I    |          perceive that the grace of divine providence wished to keep
 34     25, III  |          happen to any man from the divine condescension, than to confess
 35     25, III  |          Than to have become by the divine condescension the judge
 36     25, V    |             He hold forth to us the divine arms, those weapons that
 37     25, VI   |       destruction, for where is the divine word left, if pardon be
 38     26, I    |             then, is founded on the divine law, I marvel that some,
 39     27, I    |             repent." And again, the divine Scripture says, "Thus saith
 40     29, III  |           forth upon themselves the divine mercy. How vastly better
 41     30, II   |             the due severity of the divine rigour? Which he who resists,
 42     30, V    |           who confess, and from the divine mercy, yet they seem in
 43     30, VI   |            of the time, entreat the divine majesty, and ask peace for
 44     30, VII  |            not provoked; and as the divine clemency ought to be looked
 45     30, VII  |        looked to, so also ought the divine censure; and as it is written, "
 46     32, I    |          not be waited for when the divine approval precedes. Aurelius,
 47     32, II   |            solemn repetition of the divine lessons; than, after the
 48     33, I    |             the Lord, greeting. The divine benefits, beloved brethren,
 49     33, I    |        human recommendation, but by divine condescension; who, when
 50     33, III  |       relations in equal honours of divine condescension. His grandmother,
 51     33, III  |       equally between them does the divine condescension flow, and
 52     33, IV   |       associated in the alliance of divine honour; with whom, in all
 53     33, IV   |           As they were lifted up by divine condescension, so they were
 54     34, I    |        admonished and instructed by divine condescension, that Numidicus
 55     36, I    |           respect of those whom the divine condescension has rendered
 56     39, I    |     illustrious by the glory of the divine condescension, and also
 57     39, I    |         with your suffrages and the divine. These conspirators and
 58     39, V    |          human madness, so that the divine disposition is violated,
 59     41, I    |     sacrament once delivered of the divine appointment and of Catholic
 60     41, I    |       sanctity and the truth of the divine tradition and ecclesiastical
 61     41, II   |          lust, and unmindful of the divine law and holiness, rejoice
 62     43, I    |             your confession and the divine tradition, you may return
 63     44, IV   |            the Catholic Church, the divine condescension will accomplish;
 64     48, II   |             have not maintained its divine and ecclesiastical discipline,
 65     48, IV   |           from which he deserved by divine authority to be expelled.
 66     51, IV   |          should be granted, and the divine indulgence should allow
 67     51, VI   |            whom their faith and the divine protection had preserved
 68     51, VI   |            we met together; and the divine Scriptures being brought
 69     51, VIII |        deserved well of the Lord in divine administrations, he ascended
 70     51, XIII |          die; although the token of divine love and paternal lenity
 71     51, XXV  |            Lord by the flame of the divine burning, and the vessels
 72     51, XXVII|         faith and the given rule of divine preaching, agrees the principle
 73     51, XXVII|       according to the faith of the divine Scriptures, God Himself
 74     53, I    |          the love of the Father nor divine mercy allow, that the Church
 75     53, I    |           people committed to us by divine condescension, by our exhortations,
 76     53, III  |           and sorrowfully imploring divine and paternal consolation,
 77     53, V    |       cruelty than the benignity of divine and paternal love; we have
 78     54, II   |              and of the sublime and divine power of governing the Church;
 79     54, III  |        wonder at thee." Whence also divine Scripture threatens a like
 80     54, V    |          authority and power by the divine condescension is established,
 81     54, V    |              whom, if, according to divine teaching, the whole fraternity
 82     54, V    |          priests; no one, after the divine judgment, after the suffrage
 83     54, VI   |           with the testimony of the divine condescension; even in these
 84     54, XII  |            And in another place the divine indignation and anger are
 85     54, XIII |           work, take pains that the divine clemency may not heal the
 86     54, XVII |    therefore to be unmindful of the divine tradition, so as to think
 87     54, XVII |             do more to attack, than divine protection avails to defend.~
 88     54, XXII |      salutary and holy plans of the divine majesty, whence the sudden
 89     54, XXII |            its one bishop chosen by divine appointment--which presbyters
 90     58, III  |            III.~Moreover, belief in divine Scripture declares to us,
 91     58, III  |            the same equality of the divine gift. Elisha, beseeching
 92     58, III  |            in that is expressed the divine and spiritual equality,
 93     58, VI   |          from our help and from the divine mercy, that immediately,
 94     60, I    |           think, neither befits the divine majesty nor the discipline
 95     60, II   |          the devil who pollutes the divine image may be gratified by
 96     61, II   |            fear God should keep the divine precepts with every observation
 97     61, IV   |       except in the Church. But the divine Scripture testifies that
 98     62, I    |             churches of the Lord by divine condescension, throughout
 99     62, IV   |             Lord, according to what divine Scripture testifies, and
100     62, VI   |           Gentiles. To which things divine Scripture adds, and says, "
101     62, VIII |       disturb no one, that when the divine Scrip-lure speaks of baptism,
102     62, X    |           we do not depart from the divine teaching; but that we must
103     62, XI   |             eased by the joy of the divine mercy; because that only
104     62, XII  |      together and assemble: for the divine Scripture in the Apocalypse
105     62, XVIII|     corrupting and adulterating the divine precepts, as it is written
106     63, III  |             as earthly, with things divine; as sacrilegious, with things
107     64, I    |         respect of men of this kind divine commands. Inasmuch as the
108     64, I    |          priest might he avenged by divine vengeance on a proud people.~
109     65, I    |           every one honoured by the divine priesthood, and ordained
110     65, I    |              who, being busied with divine and spiritual things, are
111     65, I    |          and the altar, and for the divine ministries, received nothing
112     65, I    |         grew. All which was done by divine authority and arrangement,
113     65, I    |             that they who waited on divine services might in no respect
114     65, I    |          off in no respect from the divine administration, nor be tied
115     66, I    |            the comforts and aids of divine love and paternal tenderness
116     66, I    |           since we who consider the divine clemency, and hold the balance
117     66, I    |          not refuse the medicine of divine goodness and mercy in raising
118     66, II   |         haughty, and hostile to the divine mercy and to the salvation
119     66, III  |           night, and beseeching the divine and fatherly mercy, entreat
120     67, I    |            much our counsels as the divine precepts reply, in which
121     67, I    |          altar and to celebrate the divine sacrifices. For in Exodus
122     67, II   |      obedience should wait upon the divine precepts; nor in matters
123     67, II   |       anything to any one, when the divine prescription has interfered,
124     67, II   |          that they had despised the divine precepts and followed human
125     67, III  |            their overseer, when the divine reproof by Hosea the prophet
126     67, IV   |             we observe to come from divine authority, that the priest
127     67, IV   | subsequently observed, according to divine instruction, in the Acts
128     67, V    |             practice delivered from divine tradition and apostolic
129     67, VIII |          maintain the honour of the divine majesty and the priestly
130     67, VIII |           way and departed from the divine religion, stood and nobly
131     68, II   |           has prevailed against the divine decree, and against our
132     68, VI   |    acknowledged and feared, whom no divine judgment has appointed,
133     68, IX   |           not human hatred, but the divine judgment; if you will begin
134     68, IX   |            respect and fear for the divine censure; so that first I
135     69, III  |            of all the sacraments of divine grace. We bid you, dearest
136     71, I    |          from the ordination of the divine appointment; to wit, that
137     71, I    |       Apostle Peter, mindful of the divine precept and the Gospel,
138     71, I    |            things of the law of the divine precept and Gospel. But
139     71, II   |           opposition to the one and divine altar, false and sacrilegious
140     72, II   |             wisdom and truth of the divine unity. But if Novatian thinks
141     72, V    |          sins, and the grace of the divine mercy, by his faith, when
142     72, VIII |            without the authority of divine Scripture, when we say that
143     72, VIII |          all things are arranged by divine direction by a certain law
144     72, VIII |             false baptism, that the divine vengeance may avenge and
145     72, X    |             have a jealousy for the divine faith; with such a jealousy
146     72, X    |          alien church, a foe to the divine unity, when we know only
147     72, XI   |     faithful devotedness. We by the divine permission water the thirsting
148     72, XII  |            of life eternal, and the divine condescension for purifying
149     72, XV   |         they transact spiritual and divine matters, who are the enemies
150     72, XIX  |       become of the precepts of the divine law, which say, "Honour
151     72, XX   |          set forth, the plan of the divine dispensation and unity.~
152     72, XXI  |      baptism of the holy Church, by divine regeneration, for the kingdom
153     72, XXII |        Church, and advance from the divine camp to do battle with the
154     72, XXII |             obtain the grace of the divine promise, when He speaks
155     72, XXIV |       attain to the true promise of divine grace unless they first
156     72, XXV  |         prophets; John, filled with divine grace even in his mother'
157     72, XXV  |          But how dangerous it is in divine matters, that any one should
158     72, XXVI |             with whom we maintain a divine concord and the peace of
159     73, II   |             to repentance, let this divine and holy tradition be observed.
160     73, III  |       within, and is granted of the divine condescension to the Church
161     73, III  |           prefer human tradition to divine ordinance, and not to observe
162     73, III  |           relaxes and passes by the divine precepts, as He cries out,
163     73, VIII |           truth that arise from the divine law, but maintains heresies
164     73, VIII |           let the sacraments of the divine warfare be loosed; let the
165     73, X    |           to the head and source of divine tradition, human error ceases;
166     73, X    |              if they would keep the divine precepts, that if in any
167     73, XI   |        impugns the sacrament of the divine tradition. The sacrament
168     74, II   |             themselves, to whom the divine word says it is a joy when
169     74, III  |            in which of old also the divine power associated in the
170     74, III  |             by long periods, yet by divine inspiration they felt the
171     74, III  |           All which arises from the divine unity. For even as the Lord
172     74, IV   |          said by you; but since the divine discourse surpasses human
173     74, IV   |      prophets is so great, that the divine wisdom in its multiplicity
174     74, VI   |            many other sacraments of divine matters, he may see that
175     74, XV   |           within, and sealed with a divine seal? And as the ark of
176     74, XVII |           the sanctification of the divine layer. He who concedes and
177     74, XXIV |          none more than of you does divine Scripture say, "A wrathful
178     75, I    |           sanctity and truth of the divine Scriptures suggest, I answer,
179     75, V    |             a unity that comes from divine authority, lays it down,
180     75, V    |             Lord's peace and of the divine unity, not dwelling in the
181     75, VI   |       smitten by the majesty of the divine judgment, so that returning
182     75, VIII |            contrary to the right of divine appointment, could not be
183     75, VIII |           exhibit a memorial of the divine vengeance and indignation
184     75, IX   |       better understood what is the divine judgment against audacity
185     75, XI   |        order that, according to the divine arrangement and the evangelical
186     75, XII  |      conceives it, I think that the divine benefits can in no respect
187     75, XII  |     accepted what is drawn from the divine gifts. For in the sacrament
188     75, XII  |          God bestows His mercy, the divine methods confer the whole
189     75, XIII |          raised from his bed by the divine indulgence, but he also
190     75, XIII |            they obtained indeed the divine favour, but in a shorter
191     75, XIII |         more limited measure of the divine gift and of the Holy Spirit,
192     75, XV   |             the human voice, and by divine power; and although he often
193     75, XV   |             God, is set free by the divine mercy. For as scorpions
194     75, XVI  |            to have attained less of divine mercy and grace; and so
195     76, I    |      friends, things with which the divine condescension has honoured
196     76, I    |           minds of your brethren to divine martyrdom, by exhibiting
197     76, III  |        offering and celebrating the divine sacrifices; yea, you celebrate
198     76, VII  |            of martyrdom, and to the divine homes, to behold after this
199     76, VII  |           eagerly, and ask that the divine condescension would consummate
200     80, I    |             are to be sanctified by divine confessions!~
201     80, II   |        hearts and minds besides the divine precepts and heavenly commands,
202     80, III  |             with you in honour, the divine condescension has also associated
203     80, IV   |           his religious courage and divine condescension, who, with
204     81, I    |          devotion of their mind for divine and heavenly glory. But