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 1      1, I    |            this is the appropriate time for its fulfilment, when
 2      1, I    |            although at the present time your only pleasure and your
 3      1, III  |            of my character at that time, that a man should be capable
 4      1, VIII |            abolished by process of time; impiety is never buried
 5      1, IX   |  condemning themselves at the same time as they condemn the culprits;
 6      1, XVI  |           is a holiday rest, and a time of leisure, whatever remains
 7      2, Arg  |            SUB-DEACON, THAT IN THE TIME OF PERSECUTION CYPRIAN HAD
 8      5, I    |       safety. But since the stormy time which has in a great measure
 9      5, II   |            that what the troublous time has not effected in respect
10      5, II   |          the Lord, who at the very time of His passion was not more
11      5, III  |            be exalted," now is the time when they should rather
12      7, V    |       offend the Lord, and for the time to come engage to walk in
13      7, V    |       trials help has never at any time been wanting to believers.~
14      8, II   |      severer, continued for a long time to this result, not to overthrow
15      8, II   |       ready to be offered, and the time of my assumption is at hand.
16      9, II   |           may do penance for a set time, and according to the rules
17      9, II   |          communion: now with their time still unfulfilled, while
18      9, III  | suggestions, as was always done in time past.~
19     10, I    |          as was the case always in time past under my predecessors;
20     10, III  |        what sort of things in past time your predecessors the martyrs
21     11, II   |          may be fulfilled in a set time, and confession may be made
22     11, III  |        pluck the unripe fruit at a time as yet premature. Let no
23     15, I    |            and by the long lapseof time, are not wasting, but increasing
24     20, I    |        sorrowful, in that from the time when I was in your company
25     20, II   |          of my sister, who in this time of devastation has fallen
26     21, I    |            desired after so long a time to read, in which you deigned
27     22, I    |         constituting himself for a time an authority for unskilled
28     22, III  |          turbulent spirits, who in time past were with difficulty
29     27, III  |        retired in the midst of the time of trial, and have now returned.
30     29, I    |          unseasonable and bitter a time, being in so great and excessive
31     29, III  |          course of more protracted time, that urgency of theirs
32     29, III  |    affection of one another. It is time, therefore, that they should
33     30, III  |            the necessary remedy of time to close the scar? This
34     30, VI   |          us, who up to the present time seem to have escaped the
35     30, VI   |            those calamities of the time, entreat the divine majesty,
36     30, VII  |       consideration be had for the time; let it be with downcast
37     30, VIII |       these matters, we for a long time, and indeed many of us,
38     33, III  |    grandmother, Celerina, was some time since crowned with martyrdom.
39     36, I    |          to present myself at this time with them; promptly and
40     37, I    |        sufficient, and at the same time also to take note of their
41     44, Arg  |      OCCURRED, IN THAT, DURING THE TIME THAT HE WAS AT ADRUMETUM,
42     51, IV   |            in their own power, the time itself providing for them
43     51, IX   |           sacerdotal chair at that time when a tyrant, odious to
44     51, IX   |         martyrs, who for so long a time sate awaiting the manglers
45     51, XIV  |           witness that for another time he is instructed and prepared.~
46     51, XX   |           For to adulterers even a time of repentance is granted
47     51, XXII |         Moreover, in another place time is granted for repentance;
48     51, XXII |            threatening at the same time as He spares, punishing
49     53, I    |            had indeed decided some time ago, dearest brother, having
50     53, II   |    prolonged for a more protracted time, help only being afforded
51     53, III  |         peace by guile, and at the time of the impending struggle
52     54, IV   |          that judgeth here for the time, was immediately to be slain?
53     54, IV   |            when afterwards, in the time of His passion, He had received
54     54, V    |        there is one person for the time priest in the Church, and
55     54, V    |            the Church, and for the time judge in the stead of Christ;
56     54, VI   |     deceased, when he is chosen in time of peace by the suffrage
57     54, VI   |         observant of discipline in time of peace; in time of disturbance,
58     54, VI   |    discipline in time of peace; in time of disturbance, proscribed
59     54, IX   |           five presbyters who some time back deserted from the Church,
60     54, XIII |                  XIII.~In the very time of persecution we wrote
61     54, XV   |          For those to whom in past time delusions were offered,
62     54, XVII |         temple of God, at the same time crying out and saying, what
63     58, I    |            the legitimate and full time of satisfaction, and without
64     61, IV   |       Christ; and therefore, a due time being appointed, let her
65     61, IV   |         who were appointed for the time. And then indeed they were
66     65, II   |            by us; and, at the same time, an example be given to
67     65, II   |          will probably be taken in time to come that this happen
68     66, II   |          in that he now for a long time boasts and announces that,
69     68, I    |        rashly heard or believed in time past things so wicked, so
70     68, III  |          of a judge, given for the time by God? Although the Lord
71     69, III  |           know that it is the last time. They went out from us,
72     70, III  |         our own those which at any time are usefully and wholesomely
73     70, IV   |        fellow-bishops, who at that time governed the Lord's Church
74     72, I    |         baptized by us, who at any time come from the adulterous
75     72, III  |          now many years and a long time ago, that, under Agrippinus--
76     72, XXIII|     because there was error at one time, there must always be error;
77     73, III  |     numerous and worse; and if, in time past, it was never at all
78     74, III  |            them by a long space of time, to Job and Noah, who were
79     74, V    |            and after long lapse of time from them. Apelles, also
80     74, V    |            and truth. But also the time of Valentinus and Basilides
81     74, VII  |        sanctity. All which we some time back confirmed in Iconium,
82     74, X    |            demons, that for a long time she made anxious and deceived
83     74, XIX  |          remember that this at any time began among us, since it
84     74, XXV  |           kinds of discord: at one time with the eastern churches,
85     74, XXV  |          sure you know; at another time with yon who are in the
86     75, I    |         know that this is the last time. They went out from us,
87     76, II   |         feet bound for the present time in the world, that they
88     76, VII  |         sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared
89     77, I    |         suits the condition of the time, by the assiduous reading
90     80, II   |         burnt-offering, and in due time regard shall be had unto
91     80, II   |          comparison of the present time and of the future glory,
92     80, II   |         sufferings of this present time are not worthy to be compared
93     80, IV   |           who, to the glory of our time, makes a way for you by
94     82, I    |            to me to withdraw for a time from my gardens, as a just