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  1      1, V    |           the Spirit that we have received possesses its own liberty
  2      3, I    |          opinion on the matter, I received a letter sent to me from
  3      6, II   |         makes alive, not by being received, but by being preserved.
  4      6, VI   |           changed men, and may be received, whether by our brethren
  5      8, II   |           of its blood, which has received the crown from the consummation
  6      8, III  |           pledged himself, and he received the reward which he deserved.
  7      8, III  |       absence, after glory, being received to flourish in the praises
  8      9, III  |        herself, should first have received peace for the Lord's mercy,
  9     10, IV   |          said, "Let such a one be received to communion along with
 10     11, III  |          skilful workman. and has received it arranged by the fuller.
 11     12, I    |         with;--that they who have received certificates from the martyrs,
 12     13, II   |          eagerly urge their being received to communion, and have desired
 13     13, II   |           you, that they who have received a certificate froth the
 14     13, II   |         made confession, and have received the imposition of hands
 15     13, II   |        others who, without having received any certificate from the
 16     14, III  |          meantime, if any who had received a certificate from the martyrs
 17     14, III  |       having made confession, and received the imposition of hands
 18     14, III  |          although they might have received certificates from the martyrs,
 19     19, I    |        brother, greeting. We have received your letter, beloved brother,
 20     20, III  |          have heard that you have received the ministry of the purpled
 21     21, I    |          Christ, greeting. I have received your letter, most dearly
 22     21, II   |          five intervening days, I received a morsel of bread and water
 23     22, II   |           boasting that they have received from the martyrs anti confessors.~
 24     22, III  |        unto you than that ye have received, let him be accursed."~
 25     22, IV   |          But your letter, which I received, written to my clergy, came
 26     24, II   |           with arms that you have received from Him;--this is to wish
 27     25, Arg  |          THE ROMAN CONFESSORS HAD RECEIVED FROM CYPRIAN'S LETTER.MARTYRDOM
 28     25, I    |        with a thirsty spirit, and received it with a hungry desire;
 29     25, II   |          brother Cyprian, we have received great joy, great comfort,
 30     26, II   |     things, and although they had received certificates from the martyrs,
 31     26, II   |        Which letters, as I lately received, and now read that yon have
 32     31       |         LETTERS SENT TO ROME, AND RECEIVED THENCE.~
 33     41, Arg  | ORDINATION OF CORNELIUS, UNTIL HE RECEIVED THE LETTERS OF HIS COLLEAGUES
 34     41, I    |        outside the Church; having received your letters as well as
 35     41, II   |          this place, when, having received letters lately from both
 36     45, II   |        his own place; the rest we received with great approbation of
 37     46, I    |       letter, and have exultingly received the greatest joy from the
 38     46, II   |  concerning their confession, and received this tidings of common rejoicing
 39     48, Arg  |    FACTION HAD COME TO HIM HE HAD RECEIVED CORNELIUS' LETTER. THEN
 40     50, I    |        confession, and thankfully received tidings of the heavenly
 41     50, I    |       arms for the field had been received, lest the Church of Christ
 42     51, Arg  |           WHEN ANTONIANUS, HAVING RECEIVED LETTERS FROM NOVATIAN, HAD
 43     51, I    |          his brother, greeting. I received your first letters, dearest
 44     51, XI   |        colleagues,' Trophimus was received, for whom the return of
 45     51, XIII |     necessary that those who have received peace should die; although
 46     51, XIII |       life by the peace they have received. And therefore, if with
 47     51, XIII |          therefore, if with peace received, a reprieve is given by
 48     51, XIII |           servants, and has even. received many brethren who were departing
 49     51, XIV  |          associate those who have received certificates, with those
 50     51, XIV  |          the certificate has been received may say, "I had previously
 51     51, XIV  |     itself also I should not have received, unless the opportunity
 52     51, XIV  |        who is stained with having received a certificate,--after he
 53     51, XXIX |         asked for it, ought to be received within the Church, and to
 54     52, Arg  |         HE THOUGHT THEY SHOULD BE RECEIVED; BUT AS AFTER THE FESTIVAL
 55     53, IV   |     deficient which the Eucharist received does not raise and stimulate.
 56     53, IV   |           the reception of peace, received the Spirit of the Father,
 57     54, IV   |       time of His passion, He had received a buffet from a servant
 58     54, XIII |          it down, and says, "They received not the love of the truth,
 59     54, XIII |        the grace is lost which is received from the sanctification
 60     54, XV   |         examining who ought to be received and admitted into the Church.
 61     54, XV   |     brethren, that they cannot be received at all except with offence
 62     54, XV   |          of the people, have been received by my facility, have proved
 63     61, Arg  |          TO BE VIRGINS, SHOULD BE RECEIVED INTO COMMUNION AND ADMITTED
 64     61, IV   |        found virgins, let them be received to communion, and admitted
 65     61, IV   |         such be afterwards easily received into the Church. But if
 66     62, VIII |        baptism the Holy Spirit is received; and thus by those who are
 67     62, VIII |   righteousness;" because what is received with a greedy and thirsting
 68     62, VIII |       water, which indeed is once received, and is not again repeated.
 69     62, X    |        unto you than that ye have received, let him be anathema."~
 70     63, V    |          Church, that they may be received there where once they were,
 71     64, II   |          His passion, when He had received a blow, and it was said
 72     65, I    |        for the divine ministries, received nothing from that portion
 73     65, I    | cultivated the favour of God, and received the tithes from the eleven
 74     66, II   |         into Africa, asking to be received into our communion, he received
 75     66, II   |   received into our communion, he received back word from a council
 76     66, II   |         could not by any of us be received into communion, as he had
 77     66, III  |          maimed by robbers may be received and cherished, and protected
 78     67, Arg  |           BISHOPS MIGHT INDEED BE RECEIVED TO REPENTANCE, BUT WERE
 79     68, VII  |          condemned to death, have received heavenly crowns from the
 80     68, IX   |     granted to you, and you to be received to the communion of His
 81     69, II   |         baptized; so that, having received the chrism, that is, the
 82     71, Arg  |       FROM THE HERETICS SHOULD BE RECEIVED ON NO OTHER CONDITION, THAN
 83     71, II   |       without, that these also be received when they return, on this
 84     71, II   |        enough that they should be received to peace, after having stood
 85     72, V    |           faith, certainly he has received what he believed; but if
 86     72, V    |           true; but rather he has received things adulterous and profane,
 87     72, VI   |          who has been without has received neither.~
 88     72, X    |         jealous God." We who have received the Spirit of God ought
 89     72, XI   |          founded upon one who has received the keys of it by the Lord'
 90     72, XIII |         follow that which we have received from the apostles," when
 91     72, XIII |         baptized by heretics, was received by the apostles in the same
 92     72, XVI  |      things are not at once to be received and assumed which are boasted
 93     72, XVIII|   remission of sins, since Christ received that very power by which
 94     72, XVIII|          remission of sins can be received in baptism from the Son,
 95     72, XXIII|        heresy to the Church, were received without baptism?" The Lord
 96     72, XXV  |           the right which you had received. But how dangerous it is
 97     73, VII  |          For the Spirit cannot be received, unless he who receives
 98     73, XII  |            having repented, to be received by the imposition of hands
 99     74, I    |           Lord, greeting. We have received by Rogatian, our beloved
100     74, II   |      wisdom. But although we have received the favour of this benefit
101     74, XXI  |           the heretics, have been received without the baptism of the
102     74, XXI  |         the other, theirs who are received, that their foulness not
103     74, XXV  |           the south, from whom he received bishops as messengers sufficiently
104     74, XXVI |          the heretics ought to be received as if they had obtained
105     75, IV   |           type of the Church, who received the command which said, "
106     75, VIII |         Aaron the priest, who bad received the legitimate priesthood
107     75, XI   |          Lord Himself, previously received the Holy Ghost while he
108     75, XI   |          He must surely have been received there, where if He was He
109     75, XI   |        among us, that here may be received what there neither is nor
110     75, XIV  |  spiritual grace which is equally received in baptism by believers,
111     78, I    |   acolytes, which when we read we received a relaxation in our bonds,
112     78, III  |          most longed-for, we have received what you sent to us from
113     79, I    |        prayers, from whom we have received a sum under the name of
114     80, II   |           hath He tried them, and received them as a sacrifice of a
115     82, II   |    discipline which you have ever received from me out of the Lord'