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  1      1, IV   |        away from us, and what was given to us by that death of evil,
  2      1, V    |        liberty and power to do is given you in proportion to the
  3      1, V    |      overflowing grace. Thence is given power, with modest chastity,
  4      5, I    |     advantages an account will be given you by our beloved brother
  5      5, II   |        another's feet. For I have given you an example, that ye
  6      6, II   |       were able to keep the grace given to them. When the discipline
  7      7, I    |         the heavenly commandments given to us for our salvation.
  8      7, IV   | ordinances of the law that He has given, the enemy was receiving
  9      8, II   |        rather the sufferings have given way to you. The end of torments,
 10      8, II   |           not give, the crown has given. The examination by torture
 11      8, II   |      shall speak: for it shall be given you in that hour what ye
 12      9, II   |       upon them, the eucharist is given to them; although it is
 13      9, III  |           and with the observance given and prescribed by Him. Then,
 14     10, Arg  |        OCCASION OF THIS LETTER IS GIVEN BELOW IN EPISTLE XIV. AS
 15     10, IV   |          that certificates are so given to some as that it is said, "
 16     11, I    |         When, as soon as peace is given to us all by the Lord, we
 17     11, II   |         and deacons ought to have given you, that they might cherish
 18     13, II   |          that some rule should be given by me to you, I think I
 19     14, II   |           certificates were daily given, contrary to the law of
 20     14, III  |         that assistance should be given to those who might, after
 21     14, III  |        that so, when the Lord has given to us peace, and several
 22     15, Arg  |          BURDEN OF THIS LETTER IS GIVEN IN EPISTLE XXXI. BELOW,
 23     17, I    |          requested that the peace given by themselves should be
 24     20, IV   |         sacred crown which he has given you not only in confession
 25     21, II   |         by mutual agreement, have given peace to all. You see, then,
 26     22, I    |           some slight account was given of my discipline and diligence,
 27     22, I    |          written by his hand were given indiscriminately to many
 28     22, I    |     fallen, commanded peace to be given to her. Saturninus, moreover,
 29     22, I    |            many certificates were given, written by the hand of
 30     22, II   |        name of all, that they had given peace to all, and that he
 31     22, III  |        compelled that peace to be given to them immediately which
 32     22, III  |           cried out had been once given to them by the martyrs and
 33     24, II   |       them, saying, "All power is given unto me in heaven and in
 34     26, Arg  |          THEY SAY THAT PAULUS HAS GIVEN PEACE TO ALL; AS YOU WILL
 35     28, I    |        asking that peace might be given to them, but claiming it
 36     28, I    |        but claiming it as already given; because they say that Paulus
 37     28, I    |          they say that Paulus has given peace to all, as you will
 38     29, I    |       that there was not any rest given to you in such necessities
 39     29, II   |        should not have, was to be given to those who are said to
 40     30, IV   |      dignity, as to those who had given themselves up to be tortured
 41     36, II   |           with the Lord, and have given an example of faith to the
 42     40, II   |      schism. To whom we have once given this reply, nor shall we
 43     42, I    |        that this letter should be given to the confessors, then
 44     46, I    |       laid aside their error, and given up their schismatical, nay,
 45     48, Arg  |    PRAISES CORNELIUS, THAT HE HAD GIVEN HIM TIMELY WARNING, SEEING
 46     50, I    |     charity and concord, and have given by your walk an example
 47     50, III  |         of earth, to whom also is given the rod of iron. The servant
 48     50, III  |       himself what the Father has given to the Son alone, so as
 49     51, IV   |          since an opportunity was given of repeating the struggle
 50     51, XI   |      according to the information given to you by the letters of
 51     51, XIII |          with sicknesses, help is given to them in danger, as it
 52     51, XIII |           that they, who in peace given to them receive the pledge
 53     51, XIII |           received, a reprieve is given by God, no one ought to
 54     51, XX   |       granted by us, and peace is given. Yet virginity is not therefore
 55     51, XXV  |          broken by Him to whom is given the rod of iron.~
 56     51, XXVII|    according to our faith and the given rule of divine preaching,
 57     53, I    |       decided that peace is to be given to those who have not withdrawn
 58     53, IV   |      shall speak; for it shall be given you in that hour what ye
 59     54, XIII |       blessing." Is honour, then, given to God when the majesty
 60     54, XV   |          and deceitful words were given, to the effect that they
 61     54, XV   |          by whom account is to be given to the Lord, are anxiously
 62     54, XXIII|           that the power were now given us to be with you there
 63     58, III  |          very grace also which is given to the baptized is given
 64     58, III  |          given to the baptized is given either less or more, according
 65     58, III  |    whereas the Holy Spirit is not given with measure, but by the
 66     58, IV   |        the flesh, a sacrament was given beforehand in shadow and
 67     58, IV   |        spiritual circumcision was given to us.~
 68     60, II   |       himself that he himself has given up the theatre, while he
 69     60, II   |          he cannot appear to have given it up who substitutes others
 70     61, II   |        lest an occasion should be given to the devil who ensnares
 71     62, IX   |           life eternal, should be given to believers in baptism,
 72     62, X    |       took bread; and when He had given thanks, He brake it, and
 73     62, X    |           my body, which shall be given for you: do this in remembrance
 74     62, XVIII|         them forth, "All power is given unto me in heaven and earth.
 75     65, II   |          same time, an example be given to the rest of the brethren,
 76     68, III  |     bishop, and judge of a judge, given for the time by God? Although
 77     70, Arg  |            Argument.~AN ANSWER IS GIVEN TO QUINTUS A BISHOP IN MAURITANIA,
 78     70, III  |       remission of sins cannot be given save in the Church, nor
 79     72, V    |    baptize, saying, "All power is given unto me in heaven and in
 80     72, VII  |          remission of sins can be given; to wit, that which is given
 81     72, VII  |      given; to wit, that which is given in baptism. For first of
 82     72, XVIII|       come unto me except it were given unto him of my Father?"
 83     72, XXIV |          remission of sins can be given outside the Church, they
 84     72, XXV  |     regain that which he had once given up.~
 85     73, Arg  |        PURPORT OF THIS EPISTLE IS GIVEN IN ST. AUGUSTINE'S "CONTRA
 86     73, VIII |  excommunicated? If glory is thus given to God, if the fear and
 87     74, III  |          with great joy, and have given God thanks that we have
 88     74, XI   |      either remission of sins was given, or the regeneration of
 89     74, XVI  |       power of remitting sins was given to the apostles, and to
 90     74, XXII |      necessity of persecution has given way, and him who with a
 91     74, XXIII|       remission of sins, which is given in baptism, by saying that
 92     75, VII  |       remission of sins cannot be given except by the holy Church;
 93     75, XI   |       where if He was He could be given? But if heretics and schismatics
 94     75, XI   |       there neither is nor can be given; it is plain, also, that
 95     75, XI   |       remission of sins cannot be given by those who, it is certain,
 96     75, XIV  |            the Holy Spirit is not given by measure, but is poured
 97     75, XV   |          foot by us, by the power given by the Lord, cannot remain
 98     76, III  |        the fact that now there is given no opportunity there to
 99     76, V    |      shall speak; for it shall be given you in that same hour what
100     79, I    |       heavenly words. And we have given and do give thanks to God