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 1      1, VIII |             and while the mischief having public authority panders
 2      1, XI   |       poison, in which the flavour having been medicated with sweetness,
 3      1, XIV  |          from earth to heaven; and having been admitted to the gift
 4      2, II   |          anxiety and worldly risk, having before our eyes rather the
 5      4, I    |             whether for those who, having confessed their Lord with
 6      5, I    |      government of the Church, and having carefully examined them
 7      6, II   |           heart towards you, that, having overcome the adversary in
 8      6, III  |        which war against the soul, having your conversation honest
 9      8, II   |     struggle of the brethren, who, having become leaders to the rest
10     11, I    |             for our brethren, who, having lapsed and fallen prostrate
11     13, II   |            But others who, without having received any certificate
12     14, Arg  |       THINGS WHICH HE DID THEREIN, HAVING SENT TO ROME FOR HIS JUSTIFICATION,
13     14, III  |          departing from this life, having made confession, and received
14     14, III  |     arrange and reform everything, having the advantage also of your
15     15, III  |      departed from the world; and, having finished their journey of
16     18, I    |          you, that they who, after having sacrificed, were again tried,
17     20, III  |            sacrificed. Their cause having been lately heard, the chief
18     23, I    |        made next to the clergy, in having entrusted to Saturus on
19     25, III  |           world left behind? Than, having forsaken men, to stand among
20     25, III  |           one's punishments, after having faith to bear them? Than
21     26, II   |     matters that you have written, having regard to the mediocrity
22     27, Arg  |          HE PRAISES HIS CLERGY FOR HAVING REJECTED FROM COMMUNION
23     30, V    |           of delaying this affair; having, since the departure of
24     30, VIII |          suffer to bear the delay, having repented and professed a
25     32, I    |         here in a double conflict, having twice confessed and twice
26     40, I    |        from communion with us; and having, in the meanwhile, refuted
27     40, I    |            have been manifested as having caused heresy by their unlawful
28     41, Arg  |            EXCUSES HIMSELF FOR NOT HAVING WITHOUT HESITATION BELIEVED
29     41, I    |           head outside the Church; having received your letters as
30     41, II   |        people in this place, when, having received letters lately
31     41, II   | remembering the common honour, and having respect for the sacerdotal
32     42       |          XLII. TO THE SAME, ON HIS HAVING SENT LETTERS TO TIlE CONFESSORS
33     44, II   |           same colleagues of ours, having reduced matters there to
34     44, II   |        matters there to peace, or, having discovered their truth.
35     44, III  |    uncertain opinions, we decided--having obtained by means of the
36     44, III  |           truth of the matter, and having got a greater authority
37     45, I    |        done, and were charged with having very lately repeatedly sent
38     48, I    |            provinces, and, himself having made shipwreck of truth
39     48, I    |        Moreover, that Nicostratus, having lost the diaconate of sacred
40     49, I    |         equal earnestness, that we having taken advice, and especially,
41     49, I    |           the peace of the Church, having passed by all other matters,
42     50, I    |            leaders of error, after having stood forth as praiseworthy
43     51, Arg  |         Argument.~WHEN ANTONIANUS, HAVING RECEIVED LETTERS FROM NOVATIAN,
44     51, VIII |        ecclesiastical offices, and having often deserved well of the
45     51, VIII |      chosen of God to this office, having regard to the modesty of
46     51, XIV  |        even he who is stained with having received a certificate,--
47     51, XIV  |         wherein he has sinned, and having been deceived, not so much
48     51, XVII |            case of each individual having been examined into, that
49     52, II   |         weakness of mind, but who, having engaged in the conflict,
50     53, I    |         time ago, dearest brother, having mutually taken counsel one
51     53, III  |      either have apostatized, and, having returned to the world which
52     53, III  |       living heathenish lives, or, having become deserters to the
53     53, III  |             we shall not repent of having granted peace to men so
54     53, IV   |          in us? Then, besides--if, having forsaken everything that
55     54, IV   |      impious, and bloody, the Lord having already been crucified,
56     54, IX   |         and profane. Nevertheless, having gained an opportunity, by
57     54, XIV  |         still dare--a false bishop having been appointed for them
58     54, XIV  |          he is to rule and govern, having to give account of his doing
59     58, I    |        Therapius our colleague for having done this rashly, and to
60     61, I    |           those virgins who, after having once determined to continue
61     67, Arg  |    BASILIDES AND MARTIAL, BISHOPS, HAVING LAPSED AND BECOME CONTAMINATED
62     67, II   |     establish your own tradition." Having which things before our
63     68, I    |           turned to repentance for having either rashly heard or believed
64     68, VIII |          in vain who creep in, not having peace with God's priests,
65     69, II   |          who is baptized; so that, having received the chrism, that
66     70, I    |         there is one Church which, having attained the grace of eternal
67     70, II   |          departed from the Church, having first been baptized therein;
68     71, II   |           received to peace, after having stood forth as enemies of
69     72, III  |         things into his mind, who, having condemned heretical pravity,
70     72, XVII |            who boasted as to their having the Father, that the Father
71     72, XX   |           the heretics themselves, having repudiated and forsaken
72     72, XXVI |           what he thinks well, and having the free exercise of his
73     73, V    |            put on Christ." He who, having been baptized among the
74     73, X    |            human error ceases; and having seen the reason of the heavenly
75     73, XII  |        Therefore, dearest brother, having explored and seen the truth;
76     73, XII  |           these, when they return, having repented, to be received
77     74, VII  |         that these should agree in having a baptism which is unreal,
78     74, XXII |          among us as strangers and having obtained nothing, with the
79     74, XXIII|           judgment shall come, for having denied to the thirsting
80     74, XXIII|           drink of the Church, and having been the occasion of death
81     75, VII  |           the holy Church; and not having this, they show that sins
82     75, XIII |         this name, unless perhaps, having read more, and of a more
83     75, XIII |       those have gained nothing by having only been sprinkled with
84     75, XV   |          in the king Pharaoh, who, having struggled long, and delayed
85     80, I    |            the heavenly glory; and having entered on the way of the
86     80, I    |      Spirit, to receive the crown, having the Lord as your protector
87     80, II   |           full of immortality; and having been a little chastised,