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  1      1, X    |          only meets with those who ought themselves to be condemned?~
  2      1, XVI  |            together frequently, we ought to have some moderation
  3      2, III  |            brethren, that you also ought to do the like, so that
  4      2, III  |         their own dwellings, these ought in all cases to have some
  5      2, III  |          when seized with sickness ought not to be deceived, but
  6      3, I    |           of your bishop, but what ought to afford to me also an
  7      4, II   |            the servants of God, we ought to accommodate ourselves
  8      5, II   |        requires of them, that they ought to be humble and modest
  9      5, II   |          have washed your feet, ye ought also to wash one another'
 10      5, III  |           are tarnished; whom they ought to fear, lest, being condemned
 11      6, I    |          although all the brethren ought to rejoice in this, yet,
 12      6, V    |          the ruin of Others. There ought also to be no contentions
 13      7, I    |          when even confessors, who ought to be an example of virtuous
 14      7, III  |           this letter to you,--you ought to know (since the Lord
 15      7, V    |          and prayed, how much more ought we to be instant in prayers;
 16      9, I    |         ourselves. For what danger ought we not to fear from the
 17     10, II   |           ignorant, that those who ought to be shepherds of the sheep
 18     10, II   |           even from you, what they ought to have taught; let them
 19     10, IV   |            be read to you. But you ought also to bring back and amend
 20     11, II   |            upon him; how much more ought all such matters as these
 21     11, II   |         our presbyters and deacons ought to have given you, that
 22     14, III  |        lest our proceedings, which ought to be united and to agree
 23     17, I    |          at my words?" Although we ought all to be this, yet especially
 24     17, I    |         this, yet especially those ought to be so who must labour,
 25     18, I    |           it seems to me that they ought to receive peace,--yet I
 26     19, I    |         more powerful virtue, they ought not to lie any longer under
 27     20, II   |            have us as brethren, we ought to keep watch. For I believe
 28     20, IV   |           my lord and brother, you ought to know, that it is not
 29     20, IV   |           all are with them. But I ought not to burden that sacred
 30     20, IV   |      brethren, salute you. For you ought to know this too, that I
 31     21, II   |                            II.~You ought to know what has been done
 32     22, I    |          any more than the others, ought not to be concealed from
 33     23, I    |           not displease you. But I ought to acquaint you in my letter
 34     23, I    |       found fitting in them, which ought to be found in such as were
 35     25, VI   |       almost over the whole earth, ought only, as you yourself write,
 36     26, I    |        precepts and admonitions we ought to observe, describing the
 37     26, I    |           and modest, as those who ought to appease God, in remembrance
 38     29, II   |          sacrificed; although they ought to maintain that law in
 39     29, II   |           purity of the Gospel law ought to be maintained unimpaired.~
 40     30, V    |              V.~In which matter we ought to give you also, and we
 41     30, V    |           lest anything done as it ought not to be, should, as it
 42     30, VII  |            he also who is besought ought to be bent, not provoked;
 43     30, VII  |         and as the divine clemency ought to be looked to, so also
 44     30, VII  |           to be looked to, so also ought the divine censure; and
 45     32, I    |          Nor can I discover what I ought to speak most of in him,--
 46     34, I    |       greatest glory of our Church ought to be told to you; for you
 47     35, I    |            breaking the peace, who ought rather to be careful for
 48     35, I    |           are arranged, and that I ought to come, or if the Lord
 49     38, I    |          the sempstress; which you ought to know from my subscription;
 50     39, IV   |            so, although the bishop ought to be careful for peace
 51     41, II   |            His altar was set, they ought neither to be read nor to
 52     41, III  |  especially both labour after, and ought to labour after, to be careful
 53     43, I    |          our unanimity and concord ought by no means to be divided,
 54     45, II   |            the consent of all what ought to be observed in respect
 55     45, II   |          the Catholic Church there ought to be one bishop." Were
 56     45, III  |           think. brother, that you ought to send these letters also
 57     48, II   |           you to us, since Novatus ought rather to have been shown
 58     48, II   |         from her greatness plainly ought to take precedence of Carthage,
 59     49, I    |         with the whole clergy. You ought most certainly to know from
 60     50, I    |     trophies from the battle-field ought to be brought back thither
 61     50, II   |        return and charity. For you ought in simplicity to hear what
 62     50, III  |          our faith nor our charity ought to be hindered, so that
 63     50, III  |       withdraw from the Church: we ought only to labour that we may
 64     51, V    |            subscribing--that peace ought to be granted to the lapsed
 65     51, VIII |    whosoever is made after one who ought to be alone, is not second
 66     51, IX   |            faith,--a thing that we ought with simple heart both thoroughly
 67     51, XII  |            who depart from us, nor ought we to expect to please them,
 68     51, XIII |            is given by God, no one ought to complain of the priests
 69     51, XIV  |            that the servant of God ought not to worship images; and
 70     51, XIV  |            our admonitions that he ought not even to have done this,
 71     51, XVI  |        equal, and that a grave man ought not easily to be moved.
 72     51, XVI  |           need of a physician?" We ought to give our assistance,
 73     51, XVIII|           yet, dearest brother, we ought to remember that it is written, "
 74     51, XIX  | Considering His love and mercy, we ought not to be so bitter, nor
 75     51, XXIV |             in the first place, we ought not even to be inquisitive
 76     51, XXIX |           But if we find that none ought to be restrained from repenting,
 77     51, XXIX |             and have asked for it, ought to be received within the
 78     52, II   |           their glory, but that we ought not, moreover, to close
 79     52, II   |      granted to them, surely those ought to precede in receiving
 80     53, I    |          we have decided that they ought to be armed and equipped
 81     53, III  |            the heart. But the evil ought not to stand in the way
 82     53, III  |          good, but rather the evil ought to be assisted by the good.
 83     54, II   |           much in the world. There ought to abide with us, dearest
 84     54, II   |        terrors and dangers. For we ought not to consider and regard
 85     54, VII  |                           VII.~Nor ought it, my dearest brother,
 86     54, VIII |   wholesomeness of our advice. Nor ought the reproaches of the lost
 87     54, VIII |         that we may please God, we ought to contemn human reproaches
 88     54, IX   |         the matter was not such as ought at once and hastily to be
 89     54, IX   |            urgently. For indeed it ought not to pertain to the majesty
 90     54, XII  |            utter and to write. Nor ought grief to speak among us
 91     54, XII  |            so much as shame, and I ought not to seem provoked rather
 92     54, XV   |           with Fortunatus. For you ought to know, dearest brother,
 93     54, XV   |            carefully examining who ought to be received and admitted
 94     54, XVI  |            the Church, such people ought to be expelled from the
 95     54, XVI  |         remitting sins more than I ought. I embrace with prompt and
 96     54, XVII |           the Holy Spirit, we also ought not therefore to be unmindful
 97     54, XXIII|           of courage and of faith, ought to be offered up when the
 98     58, II   |         the infants, which you say ought not to be baptized within
 99     58, IV   |          we do not think that this ought to be alleged as any impediment
100     58, IV   |          all things are pure." Nor ought any of us to shudder at
101     58, IV   |          an infant every one of us ought for his very religions sake,
102     58, V    |        that spiritual circumcision ought not to be hindered by carnal
103     58, V    |        from grace--how much rather ought we to shrink from hindering
104     58, VI   |         council, that by us no one ought to he hindered from baptism
105     59, I    |           only, but also religion, ought to instigate and strengthen
106     59, II   |         taken captive, and that we ought not by long inactivity and
107     59, IV   |          of faith and charity, you ought to remember in your supplications
108     60, I    |         you ask whether such a one ought to communicate with us.
109     61, II   |         their age, still critical, ought to be bridled in all things
110     61, III  |          may be able to escape, we ought with all our counsel to
111     62, IX   |            water, and that thus we ought to understand it, since
112     62, X    |       precepts, and that disciples ought also to observe and to do
113     62, XII  |            sacrament of that thing ought to admonish and instruct
114     62, XIV  |              And that Christ alone ought to be heard, the Father
115     62, XIV  |            alone must be heard, we ought not to give heed to what
116     62, XVI  |           offered the mingled cup. Ought we then to celebrate the
117     62, XVII |      sacrifice which we offer), we ought to do nothing else than
118     62, XVIII|          not fall unto us also, we ought to be anxiously careful,
119     62, XVIII|           not know any one whom we ought rather to follow than God
120     62, XVIII|        should walk in darkness, we ought to follow Christ, and to
121     62, XVIII|   instructs for the future what we ought to do, He pardons for the
122     63, I    |           certain persons; when he ought to be making atonement,
123     64, III  |                   III.~But deacons ought to remember that the Lord
124     65, Arg  |      LEVITICAL TRIBE, THAT CLERICS OUGHT NOT TO MIX THEMSELVES UP
125     65, I    |           in the clerical service, ought to serve only the altar
126     65, I    |           all men, how much rather ought those not to be bound by
127     66, III  |           the travellers? And this ought now to be the case with
128     66, IV   |    neglected and perish, what else ought we to do, dearest brother,
129     66, IV   |         yet we feed one flock, and ought to collect and cherish all
130     66, IV   |            passion sought for; nor ought we to suffer our suppliant
131     66, V    |          hold in honour, much more ought you, dearest brother, to
132     66, V    |           brethren, and to whom we ought to write. I bid you, dearest
133     67, I    |    consciousness of wicked crimes, ought not to hold the episcopate
134     67, I    |           and what sort of persons ought to serve the altar and to
135     67, II   |          establishes a law. For we ought not to be forgetful what
136     67, II   |   religiously considering them, we ought in the ordinations of priests
137     67, III  |         precepts, and fearing God, ought to separate themselves from
138     67, IV   |          the ordination of priests ought not to be solemnized except
139     67, VI   |          the Church of Christ, nor ought to offer sacrifices to God,
140     67, VIII |           God only true, what else ought we, the servants, and especially
141     67, IX   |    Martialis, such a thing as this ought not to trouble our faith,
142     68, III  |      dignity, and teaching that it ought to be maintained, would
143     68, VII  |         into which you have fallen ought to be taken from your mind.
144     68, VIII |          to its pastor. Whence you ought to know that the bishop
145     69, I    |         Church, which is one, they ought to be baptized. On which
146     69, I    |         that of our mutual love we ought to be consulted, we put
147     69, II   |          at all among them. But we ought to know and remember that
148     69, III  |          that which they have done ought to be approved by us. For
149     69, III  |           with us." Whence we also ought to gather and consider whether
150     69, III  |          priesthood in the Church, ought to repudiate and reject
151     70, I    |            been dipped by heretics ought not to be baptized when
152     70, II   |          Antichrist and Christ, we ought by all means to maintain
153     70, III  |           the primacy, and that he ought rather to be obeyed by novices
154     70, III  |          better, and that each one ought not obstinately to contend
155     71, I    |           the Church which is one, ought to be baptized, for the
156     71, II   |            of peace; and that they ought not, on returning, to retain
157     71, II   |          be granted; since perfidy ought certainly not to receive
158     72, II   |    outside--without the Church--he ought to begin by himself, that
159     72, II   |            of the priestly throne, ought we therefore to renounce
160     72, III  |       purpose that he may live. We ought not to increase the stolidity
161     72, IV   |        Jesus Christ." Therefore we ought to consider their faith
162     72, V    |           them in what manner they ought to baptize, saying, "All
163     72, X    |         received the Spirit of God ought to have a jealousy for the
164     72, XVII |            the Father the Creator, ought also to know Christ the
165     72, XX   |     Wherefore, dearest brother, we ought both firmly to maintain
166     72, XXII |           over the faith and truth ought not to deceive and mislead
167     73, II   |          condemned? So that no one ought to defame the apostles as
168     73, IX   |          with faithful valour. Nor ought custom, which had crept
169     74, VII  |           with them; as if we also ought to do this. In which place,
170     74, XXIV |         against falsehood. For who ought more justly to be indignant
171     74, XXVI |        baptized among the heretics ought to be received as if they
172     74, XXVI |            things which he himself ought deservedly to hear. We all
173     75, I    |        also who come from Novatian ought, after his profane washing,
174     75, I    |            reason Novatian neither ought to be nor can be expected,
175     75, VI   |     earthly food nor worldly drink ought to be in common? Moreover,
176     75, XII  |          benefit on believers; nor ought it to trouble any one that
177     75, XV   |      sanctification of baptism, we ought to know and to trust that
178     77, II   |          disciples, following you, ought to say before the president.
179     80, II   |      attain to the Lord's promises ought to imitate the Lord in all
180     80, III  |     prepared for every fate, as we ought all to be, they say to the
181     82, I    |       depart to the Lord even as I ought. Therefore here in a hidden
182     82, II   |   apprehended and delivered up, he ought to speak, inasmuch as the