Epistle, Chapter

  1      1, IV   |             You yourself assuredly know and recollect as well as
  2      1, IV   |            of virtue. You yourself know this without my information.
  3      1, XIV  |            be, by being allowed to know and to condemn what we were.
  4      1, XV   |          mean to you, now when you know that it is you yourself
  5      2, I    |            him, Feed my sheep." We know that this saying arose out
  6      2, III  |            have us in remembrance. Know, moreover, that Bassianus
  7      3, II   |           order, then, that we may know this, ascertain whether
  8      5, II   |         confessors. And although I know that very many of those
  9      5, II   |          in prison,--only let them know from you and be instructed,
 10      7, I    |     brethren, greeting. Although I know, brethren beloved, that
 11      7, III  |       letter to you,--you ought to know (since the Lord has condescended
 12      7, V    |           continual petitions. For know, beloved brethren, that
 13      7, VII  |          and instruct us. Let them know that we are proved by our
 14      8, II   |         crown of glory. "Do ye not know," says he, "that they which
 15      9, II   |         committed, they themselves know who have committed it; since
 16     11, I    |         downfall of our brethren I know from myself, beloved brethren,
 17     16, I    |          father Cyprian, greeting. Know that, to all, concerning
 18     17, I    |      individuals. But that you may know both what my colleague Caldonius
 19     19, I    |        condition; and that you may know how we have dealt with these,
 20     20, I    |        confession of Christ. For I know that every one looks not
 21     20, II   |                                II.~Know, nevertheless, that I am
 22     20, III  |        thence to have descended. I know, therefore, that she has
 23     20, IV   |          and brother, you ought to know, that it is not I alone
 24     20, IV   |            yours any more, since I know that you will labour with
 25     20, IV   |       salute you. For you ought to know this too, that I have written
 26     21, I    |            divine words, whereby I know how you love the faith,
 27     21, I    |           s discipline, in which I know and rejoice that you are
 28     21, II   |                   II.~You ought to know what has been done concerning
 29     21, II   |          also (all) those whom you know to be very near to our heart.~
 30     22, I    |           because Aurelius did not know how to write himself.~
 31     22, III  |          sent to you; that you may know both my labour in respect
 32     23, I    |           write by clergy, while I know that very many of ours are
 33     23, I    |           ones, who might be sent. Know, then, that I have made
 34     24, II   |           Hereby," says he, "we do know that we know Him, if we
 35     24, II   |            he, "we do know that we know Him, if we keep His commandments.
 36     25, V    |           arms, those weapons that know not how to be conquered,--
 37     25, VII  |            this kind should justly know that even they themselves
 38     26, II   |            names. For I must first know to whom I have to reply;
 39     27, I    |          shalt be saved, and shall know where thou hast been."~
 40     28, I    |    meantime. But that you may also know what sort of a letter I
 41     29, III  |           peace for themselves. We know the faith of the Carthaginian
 42     29, III  |            Carthaginian church, we know her training, we know her
 43     29, III  |           we know her training, we know her humility; whence also
 44     31, I    |            beloved brethren, might know what letters I have sent
 45     32, II   |            joy of the brotherhood. Know, then, most beloved brethren,
 46     32, II   |           who were then present. I know that you will both gladly
 47     33, V    |      accompany these same persons. Know, then, that these for the
 48     33, V    |        glory to the beholders. But know that I have already purposed
 49     34, I    |          told to you; for you must know that I have been admonished
 50     36, I    |     brethren, greeting. Although I know, dearest brethren, that
 51     37, II   |   dispenses them, which, indeed, I know for certain, that others
 52     37, II   |          all declared, that he may know that he is excommunicated
 53     37, II   |    conspiracy and faction, let him know that he shall no· communicate
 54     38, I    |     sempstress; which you ought to know from my subscription; also
 55     39, V    |          the Lord; and they do not know that it is written, "And
 56     39, VII  |         heretical faction, let him know that he cannot afterwards
 57     41, IV   |         Felicissimus, that you may know what has been done here,
 58     44, II   |     respect of which I wish you to know, and certainly to believe,
 59     44, III  |         sail without any of-fence, know that we have exhorted them
 60     45, II   |          persons. And that you may know the feeling of all, and
 61     45, II   |           words,--"We," they say, "know that Cornelius is bishop
 62     45, III  |       other churches, that all may know that the craft and prevarication
 63     47, I    |            people; so that you may know what kind of leaders and
 64     49, I    |            ought most certainly to know from these our letters that
 65     51, I    |         lay aside all anxiety, and know at once that you held communion
 66     51, V    |            with Cornelius. You may know that I wrote this from their
 67     51, VII  |         write to you, that you may know that I have done nothing
 68     51, VIII |        with us you may more justly know Cornelius, not from the
 69     51, X    |           have you wonder when you know that this is always the
 70     51, X    |        others Moreover, you are to know that our colleagues have
 71     51, XXIII|            If ye then, being evil, know how to give good gifts unto
 72     51, XXIV |          heresy he had introduced; know that, in the first place,
 73     51, XXVII|        saying of the apostle: "For know this with understanding,
 74     51, XXVII|            hope of peace, since we know, according to the faith
 75     54, V    |          direction and decision we know and believe that all things
 76     54, IX   |       especially since you already know well enough the name of
 77     54, IX   |           and our colleagues might know to whom to write, and reciprocally,
 78     54, IX   |            write to you, you would know either that he was polluted
 79     54, XI   |       dearest brother, you may now know the other falsehoods which
 80     54, XI   |       madness, not to think nor to know that lies do not long deceive,
 81     54, XIV  |       displeased and retreat, they know whither they may return.
 82     54, XV   |       Fortunatus. For you ought to know, dearest brother, that after
 83     54, XIX  |            they threaten, let them know that they are not feared
 84     54, XX   |                 XX.~And although I know, dearest brother, from the
 85     54, XXI  |        lying lips." And although I know that our brotherhood there,
 86     59, II   |          Apostle Paul says again, "Know ye not that ye are the temple
 87     61, I    |           have desired our advice, know that we do not depart from
 88     61, IV   |      separate themselves, let them know that, with this their immodest
 89     62, I    |      brother, greeting. Although I know, dearest brother, that very
 90     62, II   |                                II.~Know then that I have been admonished
 91     62, IV   |          him for righteousness. Ye know, then, that they which are
 92     62, VIII |         spring forth; and ye shall know it. I will even make a way
 93     62, XIII |         the heavenly bread, we may know that there is one body,
 94     62, XVIII|            and of Christ, I do not know any one whom we ought rather
 95     64, I    |        impiously." And that we may know that this voice of God came
 96     66, I    |      things which also I certainly know to have been told to you,
 97     66, V    |            of Marcian, that we may know to whom to direct our brethren,
 98     68, III  |    brethren and Gentiles also well know and love my humility; and
 99     68, VIII |        pastor. Whence you ought to know that the bishop is in the
100     68, X    |            the priest." Although I know that to some men dreams
101     69, II   |        among them. But we ought to know and remember that it is
102     69, III  |            Antichrists; whereby we know that it is the last time.
103     70, I    |         which matter, that you may know what several of us fellow-bishops,
104     70, I    |            the same epistle. For I know not by what presumption
105     70, III  |          His condescension, should know that remission of sins cannot
106     70, IV   |         followed. And that you may know what kind of letters we
107     71, III  |            approved by you. But we know that some will not lay aside
108     72, II   |         and root of the one Church know, and trust for certain,
109     72, V    |            dreads or is ashamed to know, let us examine in the meantime
110     72, V    |         Creator, as we do? Does he know the same Son, Christ born
111     72, X    |          the divine unity, when we know only one Christ and His
112     72, XVII |          He had sent. For they who know God the Father the Creator,
113     72, XVII |         the Creator, ought also to know Christ the Son, lest they
114     72, XVII |           eternal, that they might know Thee, the only true God,
115     72, XIX  |          and secular examples, and know that Christ has declared,
116     72, XXII |         and favourers of heretics, know therefore, first, that those
117     72, XXIV |             But further, when they know that there is no baptism
118     74, II   |        only to men who believe and know the truth, but also to heavenly
119     74, VI   |          the apostles; any one may know also from the fact, that
120     74, VII  |            truth, but of error, we know that they who maintain their
121     74, XXV  |       churches, as we are sure you know; at another time with yon
122     75, I    |          antichrists; wherefore we know that this is the last time.
123     75, VII  |         that this may be objected, know first of all, that them
124     75, VIII |           God the Father as we, to know the same Christ the Son,
125     75, X    |        easily yield, although they know that what they do is not
126     75, XIII | Hippocrates or Soranus. For I, who know of a Clinic in the Gospel,
127     75, XIII |            a Clinic in the Gospel, know that to that paralytic and
128     75, XV   |           unclean spirits, let him know that the obstinate wickedness
129     75, XV   |            of baptism, we ought to know and to trust that there
130     76, VII  |           heart reigning, that you know Christ is present with you,
131     77, I    |         innocent. And you yourself know, beloved, that our eager
132     81, I    |            and heavenly glory. But know that those have come whom
133     81, I    |         crown of eternal life. But know that Xistus was martyred
134     81, II   |           confession, wherein they know that the soldiers of God