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  1      1, V    |        themselves into the bodies of men whom they purpose to destroy,
  2      1, VII  |             can it be like, in which men, whom none have condemned,
  3      1, VII  |       themselves to the wild beasts--men of ripe age, of sufficiently
  4      1, VII  |              costly garments? Living men, they are adorned for a
  5      1, VII  |            voluntary death; wretched men, they boast of their own
  6      1, VIII |             incestuous abominations! Men are emasculated, and all
  7      1, VIII |             healthyminded or modest? Men imitate the gods whom they
  8      1, IX   |               and yet hasten to do,--men with frenzied lusts rushing
  9      1, IX   |          frenzied lusts rushing upon men, doing things which afford
 10      1, XI   |          footsteps of arrogant great men has he had to precede, thronged
 11      2, I    |         should show to angels and to men that the victor shall be
 12      2, II   |          sufferings than the fear of men and a short-lived discomfort,
 13      6, III  |           your light so shine before men that they may see your good
 14      6, VI   |        Church new and almost changed men, and may be received, whether
 15      7, III  |             written, "God who maketh men to be of one mind in a house;"
 16      8, II   |      stedfast faith, but to send the men of God more quickly to the
 17      8, II   |           light contest for you with men, since God appoints the
 18      9, II   |              shall confess me before men, him will I also confess
 19      9, II   |            forgiven unto the sons of men, and blasphemies; but he
 20     15, I    |       brought to me from you by such men as he. In a certain manner
 21     25, III  |        behind? Than, having forsaken men, to stand among the angels?
 22     25, IV   |            Blessed shall ye be, when men shall persecute you, and
 23     25, VII  |             extremest spark; so that men of this kind should justly
 24     29, III  |            been the letters of these men themselves, if the prayers
 25     30, IV   |              cut to pieces by raging men on behalf of the Gospel,
 26     30, VII  |       Whosoever shall deny me before men, him will I also deny before
 27     30, VIII |            care that neither ungodly men should praise our smooth
 28     30, VIII |         facility, nor truly penitent men accuse our severity as cruel.
 29     34, I    |           being renewed, He may make men so meek and lowly to flourish
 30     36, I    |              shall confess me before men, him will I also confess
 31     37, II   |            which our brethren, grave men, have declared that they
 32     39, I    |           and also the deacons, good men and devoted to the ecclesiastical
 33     39, I    |          These conspirators and evil men of their own accord have
 34     39, II   |             strength it stood. These men supplied in former times
 35     39, IV   |             the snares of perfidious men, we are anxious that on
 36     39, V    |            far from the contagion of men of this kind. and flee from
 37     41, I    |         Pompeius and Stephanus, good men and very dear to us, by
 38     44, III  |           however, sometimes disturb men's minds and spirits by their
 39     45, I    |              swelling pride of these men was already soothed; yet
 40     45, II   |            they might see those very men established in the Church
 41     48, II   |            surprised at this in such men. The wicked are always madly
 42     50, I    |             become a sharer in other men's error, or rather wickedness;
 43     51, III  |          dearest brother, that grave men, and men who are once established
 44     51, III  |         brother, that grave men, and men who are once established
 45     51, VII  |         colleagues, modest and grave men, may do, from an investigation
 46     51, VIII |             ancient priests and good men, when no one had been made
 47     51, XV   |          apostle says: "I please all men in all things, not seeking
 48     51, XVI  |            would never from the same men become afterwards both confessors
 49     51, XXVII|             unclean spirit constrain men to act against God and to
 50     53, III  |              having granted peace to men so brave. Yea, it is the
 51     54, II   |          audacity of the most wicked men is to be dreaded, and that
 52     54, II   |          dreaded, and that what evil men cannot do rightly and equitably,
 53     54, II   |             lies in their power such men are homicides before God.
 54     54, VI   |          some desperate and reckless men, and by those who have their
 55     54, VII  |             also warns us, when evil men perish out of the Church,
 56     54, VIII |          saying, "If I should please men, I should not be the servant
 57     54, VIII |           desires to deserve well of men or of God. If we seek to
 58     54, VIII |            God. If we seek to please men, the Lord is offended. But
 59     54, IX   |      judgment of our fellow-bishops, men both numerous and entitled
 60     54, XI   |              desperate and abandoned men have there spread about,
 61     54, XI   |            the penury even of wicked men, that neither of sacrificers
 62     54, XIII |           repentance of the wretched men by the deceitfulness of
 63     54, XIII |         virgins, and those righteous men who are most eminent for
 64     54, XIV  |              desperate and abandoned men to be too little, who have
 65     54, XV   |              those evil and perverse men return from schism, you
 66     54, XVII |        because a few rash and wicked men forsake the heavenly and
 67     54, XVIII|      concerning a Christian? wounded men about a whole man? maimed
 68     54, XVIII|            their judge? sacrilegious men concerning a priest? What
 69     58, II   |           man is not come to destroy men's lives, but to save them,"
 70     58, III  |         spiritual equality, that all men are like and equal, since
 71     58, V    |             if anything could hinder men from obtaining grace, their
 72     60, I    |               For since, in the law, men are forbidden to put on
 73     60, II   |              from such gain as takes men away from the banquet of
 74     61, Arg  |           FOUND IN THE SAME BED WITH MEN, IF THEY WERE STILL FOUND
 75     61, I    |           same bed side by side with men; of whom you say that one
 76     61, I    |            that they have slept with men declare that they are chaste.
 77     61, II   |        stiffer virgins to dwell with men,--I do not say to sleep
 78     61, IV   |            should return to the same men, or if they should dwell
 79     61, IV   |         dwell together with the same men in one house or under the
 80     61, V    |               who says, "If I please men, I should not be the servant
 81     62, XIV  |        commandments and doctrines of men." And again the Lord in
 82     62, XIV  |        commandments, and shall teach men so, he shall be called the
 83     62, XV   |        speaks, saying, "If I pleased men, I should not be the servant
 84     63, IV   |              the crimes of abandoned men; but being sound, let them
 85     63, V    |              desperate and abandoned men, he must take the blame
 86     64, I    |            as you have in respect of men of this kind divine commands.
 87     65, I    |               As this is said of all men, how much rather ought those
 88     66, IV   |          Gospel, blames and condemns men of that kind, saying, "Ye
 89     66, IV   |            justify yourselves before men, but God knoweth your hearts:
 90     66, IV   |             is highly esteemed among men is abomination in the sight
 91     67, II   |        doctrines and commandments of men." This also the Lord repeats
 92     67, III  |            these wicked and hardened men, and touch not those things
 93     67, V    |              Basilides could deceive men, he cannot deceive God,
 94     67, VI   |             since it is evident that men of that kind may neither
 95     67, VI   |     throughout the whole world, that men of, this sort might indeed
 96     67, IX   |       sharers and partakers of other men's sins who are associated
 97     68, II   |             of hostile and malignant men has prevailed against the
 98     68, V    | condescension, is judged unworthy by men. For what swelling of pride
 99     68, VII  |              them in defending other men's falselhoods, as if they
100     68, X    |         Although I know that to some men dreams seem ridiculous and
101     71, I    |            commanded that those same men should be baptized who had
102     72, II   |         which, although they are not men, yet imitate human doings--
103     72, XIV  |           perfidious and blasphemous men could receive remission
104     72, XIX  |        becoming partakers with other men's, yea, with eternal sins,
105     72, XXI  |              confesses Christ before men and is baptized in his own
106     72, XXII |             born again of water? Let men of this kind, who are aiders
107     72, XXIII|             for wise and God-fearing men, gladly and without delay
108     73, III  |        doctrines and commandments of men." Also the Lord in the Gospel,
109     74, II   |        greatest pleasure not only to men who believe and know the
110     74, VI   |             apostles, as if the very men delivered this who in their
111     74, VI   |            that this tradition is of men which maintains heretics,
112     74, IX   |              by falsehood to deceive men's wills.~
113     74, X    |             either in general to all men, or privately to Christians.
114     75, V    |          says, "It is God who maketh men to dwell of one mind in
115     75, VIII |             as Korah." And yet those men had not made a schism, nor
116     75, VIII |            hostility; but this these men are now doing who divide
117     75, IX   |         tents of these most hardened men, and touch nothing of theirs,
118     75, XV   |              out, and will leave the men of God, yet in that which
119     76, II   |              the contact of iron. To men who are dedicated to God,
120     77, I    |             wicked are corrected and men of good faith are confirmed.
121     77, I    |             us to grow in faith, and men from the world to draw near
122     77, I    |             you are greater than all men in discourse, in speech
123     80, I    |              prison, which sends the men of God to heaven! O darkness,
124     80, II   |             torments in the sight of men, yet is their hope full
125     80, II   |             thereafter all righteous men, and prophets, and apostles
126     81, I    |      uncertain things are current in men's opinions. But the truth
127     81, I    |               but that senators, and men of importance, and Roman