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 1      6, I    |  enlightened by the honour of your confession? For although all the brethren
 2      6, III  |       better by the honour of your confession itself, guard and preserve
 3      6, V    |           members sanctified after confession and made glorious, with
 4      7, I    |       boastfulness about their own confession excessively elates some,
 5      8, I    |         consequence of an enduring confession, that punishment was undergone
 6      8, I    |        into exile; yet the present confession is so much the more illustrious
 7      8, III  |      united at once by the bond of confession, and the entertainment of
 8      8, III  |           you are attaining by the confession of His name to His own glory;
 9      9, II   |          discipline come to public confession, and by imposition of the
10      9, II   |    penitence is not yet performed, confession is not yet made, the hands
11     10, I    |    penitence was fulfilled, before confession even of the gravest and
12     11, II   |       fulfilled in a set time, and confession may be made with investigation
13     12, I    |            deacon, be able to make confession of their sin, that, with
14     13, II   |          risk; when they have made confession, and have received the imposition
15     14, III  |        from this life, having made confession, and received the imposition
16     15, I    |          our love to be separated. Confession shuts you up in prison;
17     15, I    |          glory. A first and single confession makes blessed; you confess
18     15, IV   | illustrious by the purification of confession, and praiseworthy for the
19     19, Arg  |           BY A TRUE REPENTANCE AND CONFESSION OF THE NAME OF CHRIST, HAVE
20     19, I    |    penitence and by the glory of a confession of the Lord, have restored
21     20, I    |          who are appointed for the confession of Christ. For I know that
22     20, I    |          also was in such a purple confession, I remembered my oldest
23     20, IV   |          has given you not only in confession but also in holiness, in
24     20, IV   |       rejoicing in your sanguinary confession, as well as in that of all
25     21, II   |       forth before the bishop, and confession being made, I ask that not
26     24, I    |      prepared you for the crown by confession of His name. For you, who
27     24, II   |       these glorious beginnings of confession and the omens of a victorious
28     24, II   |            with you to the Lord in confession, with anxious admonition,
29     24, II   |           your glory; behold, with confession, a double title to deserving
30     25, III  |      unstained conscience from the confession of His name? Than to have
31     25, VII  |         they who have not kept the confession of God are not deprived
32     29, II   |       other, the glorious crown of confession will be taken from the heads
33     30, III  |  understood to be contained in the confession of the name of Christ, he
34     30, IV   |          whom the dignity of their confession has still shut up here in
35     30, IV   |      already crowned in a glorious confession; letters wherein they have
36     30, V    |      robust in their own faith and confession, by your addresses and letters;
37     32, I    |     glorious in the victory of his confession, both when he conquered
38     32, I    |          servants of God should in confession conquer by their courage,
39     32, I    |          their courage, and, after confession, be conspicuous for their
40     33, Arg  |      CONSTANCY OF CELERINUS IN HIS CONFESSION OF THE FAITH. MOREOVER,
41     33, III  |      casting down the devil by the confession of Christ, merited palms
42     34, I    |          by the brightest light of confession, exalted in the honour both
43     36, I    |            the willingness and the confession of the name in prison and
44     39, II   |            keep the glory of their confession with an uncorrupt and unspotted
45     43, I    |          mode of speaking for your confession, and what love for the associated
46     43, I    |          but remembering both your confession and the divine tradition,
47     43, I    |           you came to the glory of confession with the rejoicing of the
48     45, I    |           from their own mouth and confession those things which they
49     45, II   |            rightly induced by that confession of theirs, to allow that
50     46, II   |          you sent concerning their confession, and received this tidings
51     50, I    |           learnt the glory of your confession, and thankfully received
52     50, I    |         this, moreover, is another confession of your faith and praise;
53     51, IV   |            rather to the ardour of confession and the glory of martyrdom.
54     51, XVII |         death, because there is no confession in the place of the departed,
55     51, XXIX |           the departed there is no confession, neither can confession
56     51, XXIX |            confession, neither can confession be made there, they who
57     52, II   |         sustain the crown of their confession through weakness of the
58     53, II   |        them to shed their blood in confession of His name. if we deny
59     53, IV   |        delivered up and set in the confession of His name, how can he
60     53, IV   |           prepared or fit for that confession who has not first, in the
61     54, XIII |       being done away with, and no confession of sin being made, the bishops
62     54, XIV  |        should entreat God, or make confession of their crimes in the Church,
63     54, XXIII|         the glorious crown of your confession, who perchance has called
64     54, XXIII|           if the martyrdom of your confession should be consummated away
65     61, IV   |           let her afterwards, when confession has been made, return to
66     67, V    |         conscience even by his own confession, went to Rome and deceived
67     72, XXI  |      greater or of more avail than confession, than suffering, when one
68     72, XXI  |           who are slain in a false confession of Christ are martyrs, and
69     72, XXI  |            the baptism of a public confession and blood can profit a heretic
70     72, XXII |           apprehended and slain on confession of the name, whether he
71     72, XXII |        salvation and the reward of confession, because he had not previously
72     76, I    |           I am for the sake of the confession of the Name. But in what
73     76, I    |           in you, even now, in the confession of your voice and the suffering
74     76, II   |        glorious firstlings of your confession, is not a matter to be execrated
75     76, VI   |       years in the praise of their confession, so that every sex and every
76     76, VII  | condescension would consummate the confession of all of us; that from
77     77, I    |            to the crown of a great confession.~
78     77, II   |            many with an example of confession, itself first spoke the
79     78, I    |            afforded us guidance to confession of the name of Christ. We
80     78, I    |       follow the footsteps of your confession, hope for an equal grace
81     78, I    |          prayers, and one crown of confession.~
82     78, II   |           brother, to the crown of confession is added the reward of your
83     79, I    |            what is wanting in your confession and ours, which He has condescended
84     80, I    |       strongly and steadily in the confession of the heavenly glory; and
85     80, III  |           you in the same glory of confession, who, maintaining the Lord'
86     80, III  |        with you boys in a glorious confession; representing to us something
87     80, III  |           Lest the virtue of their confession should be less without the
88     81, II   |           rather than fear in this confession, wherein they know that
89     82, I    |         should be glorified by the confession of their prelate in their
90     82, I    |        whatever, in that moment of confession, the confessor-bishop speaks,
91     82, I    |        receiving my sentence or my confession at Utica, should go thence
92     82, II   |      passes sentence on me for the confession of the name of God, we will