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  1      1, Arg  | CONCERNING THINGS DIVINE, AND NOW BEING REMINDED OF HIS PROMISE,
  2      1, III  |          man should be capable of being born again--a truth which
  3      1, IV   |      impossible, to be capable of being achieved; so that I was
  4      1, IV   | acknowledge that what previously, being born of the flesh, had been
  5      1, VI   |           obscurity caused by sin being wiped away. I will draw
  6      1, XIV  |           to the gift of God, and being already very near to his
  7      1, XIV  |          for what we shall be, by being allowed to know and to condemn
  8      2, II   |         absolutely rooted out, as being of those who rush headlong
  9      4, I    |       beloved brethren, greeting. Being by the grace of God in safety,
 10      5, III  |         they ought to fear, lest, being condemned by their testimony
 11      6, Arg  |       REBUKING SOME OF THEM, WHO, BEING EXILED ON ACCOUNT OF THE
 12      6, II   |         birth makes alive, not by being received, but by being preserved.
 13      6, II   |         by being received, but by being preserved. Nor is it actually
 14      6, III  |       observe and fulfil this, as being those whose characters should
 15      6, IV   |           you yourselves, even as being lovers and guardians of
 16      6, IV   |         when arrested, not now as being a Christian, but as being
 17      6, IV   |         being a Christian, but as being a criminal! I hear that
 18      7, IV   |          family, a young man also being seated at his right hand,
 19      8, II   |         until the strife yielded, being overcome. With what praises
 20      8, III  |          of absence, after glory, being received to flourish in
 21      9, III  |      things to brethren, so that, being instructed by those placed
 22     10, III  |          in the event of anything being abruptly and unworthily
 23     11, III  |       with many of my co-bishops, being called together according
 24     13, II   |            and eagerly urge their being received to communion, and
 25     15, III  |           not feared but desired, being overcome by the reward of
 26     15, IV   |         to God's ears, and heaven being open to it, passes from
 27     16, I    |        Lucianus wrote this, there being present of the clergy, both
 28     17, I    |           therefrom, until, peace being granted to us by the Lord,
 29     17, I    |           their former fault, not being willing to obey either me
 30     18, I    |   Victoria, his wife, and Lucius, being faithful, were banished,
 31     19, I    |           restored to themselves, being justified by their words,
 32     19, I    |         it were, prostrate; when, being banished and deprived of
 33     21, II   |         you, If any one, after my being called away, shall ask for
 34     21, II   |        and our tractate, the case being set forth before the bishop,
 35     21, II   |        the bishop, and confession being made, I ask that not only
 36     22, III  |         confessors. Their rulers, being frightened and subdued,
 37     25, III  |           all worldly impediments being broken through, already
 38     27, III  |      Church, but that all matters being in a sound state, they may
 39     29, I    |   unseasonable and bitter a time, being in so great and excessive
 40     29, I    |         the assumption of its not being out of harmony with the
 41     29, IV   |       inform us of the matter, as being an object of anxiety; for
 42     30, II   |           and the helm of counsel being, as it were, wrenched from
 43     30, V    |           an assembly for counsel being gathered together, with
 44     33, V    |        resurrection, so to speak, being wrought on their behalf;
 45     34, I    |        the strength of His Church being renewed, He may make men
 46     37, II   |          to the clergy, the names being added of those who have
 47     39, III  |           that the Lord's priests being. forsaken, a new tradition
 48     39, III  |           place, and our counsels being compared, should decide
 49     39, VII  |          with my colleagues, who, being present, we shall be able
 50     41, III  |          their Mother; those only being left outside, who by their
 51     44, III  |           at length every scruple being got rid of from the breast
 52     45, I    |        letters; that only through being misled they had also committed
 53     45, II   |        this transaction therefore being brought before me, I decided
 54     45, II   |          all things on both sides being forgiven, they would now
 55     45, II   |         and scattered. Their will being known, a great concourse
 56     45, III  |    embarkation, that so, no delay being made, you might, as if you
 57     45, III  |       heretic are from day to day being reduced to nothing. Farewell,
 58     48, I    |       others, that Evaristus from being a bishop has now not remained
 59     51, IV   |          ask: the battle is still being carried on, and the struggle
 60     51, IV   |        comparison of all opinions being communicated and weighed,
 61     51, V    |           an assembly for counsel being gathered together, with
 62     51, VI   |         and the divine Scriptures being brought forward s on both
 63     51, VIII |          throne was vacant; which being occupied by the will of
 64     51, XI   |     company. Therefore the matter being considered there with several
 65     51, XVII |       account of the name, still, being placed outside the Church,
 66     51, XVIII|           died for us; much more, being now justified by His blood,
 67     51, XIX  |      comfort of our love; neither being too ungentle and pertinacious
 68     51, XIX  |           repentance; nor, again, being too lax and easy in rashly
 69     51, XXIII|        him a serpent? If ye then, being evil, know how to give good
 70     51, XXIII|           sins of his former life being put away, restored to sobriety
 71     51, XXVII|           Scriptures, God Himself being their author, and exhorting
 72     52, Arg  |                 Argument.~CYPRIAN BEING CONSULTED BY HIS COLLEAGUES,
 73     52, II   |      engaged in the conflict, and being wounded, have not been able
 74     53, II   |        protracted time, help only being afforded to the sick in
 75     54, III  | generation of vipers, how can ye, being evil, speak good things?
 76     54, V    |          think you, are they who, being enemies of the priests,
 77     54, VI   |            But--I speak to you as being provoked; I speak as grieving;
 78     54, XI   |        coming together, and these being excommunicated by us), they
 79     54, XIII |       attended to. A full council being held, we decreed, not only
 80     54, XIII |         of Christ; but repentance being done away with, and no confession
 81     54, XIII |          and no confession of sin being made, the bishops being
 82     54, XIII |           being made, the bishops being despised and trodden under
 83     54, XVI  | defrauding the brethren; and now, being sufficiently known to all,
 84     54, XXI  |           subverted, and sinneth, being condemned of himself." And
 85     54, XXII |          the devil would spare as being his own. For Christ's adversary
 86     54, XXIII|          with mutual love, might, being present with the rest, also
 87     58, I    |   compelling it. But the judgment being long weighed among us, it
 88     58, V    |         hindering an infant, who, being lately born, has not sinned,
 89     58, V    |           sinned, except in that, being born after the flesh according
 90     59, III  |           money for the brethren, being always indeed, according
 91     59, III  |        slavery you delivered me," being about to receive a reward
 92     60, I    |  concerning a certain actor, who, being settled among you, still
 93     61, IV   |         and therefore, a due time being appointed, let her afterwards,
 94     63, I    |          wretched man that he is, being either wholly blinded in
 95     63, I    |         day of judgment, who, not being able to be a guide to the
 96     63, IV   |      crimes of abandoned men; but being sound, let them maintain
 97     65, I    |  anxieties and involvements, who, being busied with divine and spiritual
 98     66, III  |          Arles, by which, Marcian being excommunicated, another
 99     67, I    |       that Basilides and Martial, being stained with the certificates
100     67, III  |        separated from them, lest, being associated with the wicked,
101     67, IX   |       contact of the guilty, and, being joined in the fault, are
102     68, VII  |           us, were proscribed, or being taken were cast into prison
103     69, I    |    remission of sins who himself, being outside the Church, cannot
104     70, IV   |    established: whose opinion, as being both religious and lawful
105     72, IX   |           John; viz., that prayer being made for them, and hands
106     72, IX   |          made for them, and hands being imposed, the Holy Spirit
107     72, XXV  |        him as a heretic, when you being anticipated, have begun
108     73, II   |          not be thought worthy of being condemned by us, since it
109     73, V    |         been sanctified, his sins being put away in baptism, and
110     73, VII  |          but in baptism, that so, being already born, he may receive
111     73, VII  |            and equally no schism, being without, can have the sanctification
112     73, X    |    continuously, then the channel being repaired and strengthened,
113     74, X    |      persecutor. But the faithful being set in this state of disturbance,
114     74, XXI  |        forsaking error, although, being prevented by death, they
115     74, XXI  |           that their foulness not being washed away by the layer
116     74, XXI  |          sins put away, communion being rashly seized, they touch
117     75, I    |          and love of Christ, from being counted among adversaries
118     75, II   |          fountain sealed, he who, being placed without has no access
119     75, IV   |         of his own ruin, who, not being cast out by the bishop,
120     75, VI   |        our people whom He bore as being united; and when He calls
121     75, VIII |   correction of their successors, being by the command of the Lord
122     75, X    |       sanctify the baptized, who, being enemies of the priests,
123     76, II   |                     II.~But that, being first severely beaten with
124     76, III  |       intermission day and night, being made victims to God, and
125     78, II   |      sufferings which we bear, as being certain of the heavenly
126     78, II   |          from the prophecy which, being filled with the Holy Spirit,
127     80, III  |        gave refreshment, the Lord being present with them, and proving
128     81, I    |          was that all the clergy, being placed in the very heat
129     81, I    |         depart hence, all of them being prepared in accordance with
130     81, I    |            they should persist in being Christians, then they should