Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, X     |            crime,--possibly you may think that the Forum at least
 2      1, XI    |       affluence in riches, what you think power in the camp, the glory
 3      1, XIII  |                            XIII.~Or think you that even those are
 4      4, II    |            shed a brightness, yet I think that this eagerness must
 5     11, I     |         bring healing. Yet I do not think that there must be any haste,
 6     12, I     |            and heavy sicknesses,--I think that our brethren must be
 7     13, II    |            be given by me to you, I think I have sufficiently written
 8     15, I     |         there with you in prison. I think that I who am thus bound
 9     15, IV    |     considerations, you should also think of me in your mind and spirit;
10     21, I     |        Assuredly we should not then think of them with so many tears
11     25, III   |         faith to bear them? Than to think it an injury to one's life
12     25, V     |     prepared to shed it. Let no one think that this delay of our departure
13     27, II    |           obstruct when they rashly think that they may be communicated
14     29, I     |           have not got? But if they think that they have from any
15     29, II    |           on what principle do they think that the salvation, which
16     29, II    |   themselves grant it? Why did they think that, as they themselves
17     42, I     |         decision; and if you should think that this letter should
18     43, I     |             of the same Mother. And think not that you are thus maintaining
19     45, III   |           leaders acting with us. I think. brother, that you ought
20     47, I     |           Augendus the confessor, I think that Nicostratus, and Novatus,
21     50, III   |             the Son alone, so as to think that he can take the fan
22     51, III   |          your eyes, lest any should think that I have lightly withdrawn
23     51, III   |      severity of judgment, so as to think that those who have stained
24     51, XIII  |             peril. Neither must you think, dearest brother, as some
25     51, XVI   |             wounded; neither let us think them dead, but rather let
26     51, XX    |                      XX.~And do not think, dearest brother, that either
27     51, XXII  |         some are so obstinate as to think that repentance is not to
28     51, XXV   |          one should either dare, or think that he is able, to do what
29     51, XXV   |            apostles; that he should think that he can discern the
30     51, XXV   |          wood and of earth," should think to choose the vessels of
31     51, XXVII |        observing this, we certainly think that no one is to be restrained
32     51, XXVIII|       design of lamentation? Do you think that the husbandman could
33     52, II    |        respect of my own opinion, I think that the Lord's mercy will
34     52, II    |           our communion; to whom we think it may be sufficient for
35     52, II    |        mourning. Assuredly I do not think that peace is incautiously
36     54, V     |   established, what kind of people, think you, are they who, being
37     54, V     |           and abandoned mind, as to think that a priest is made without
38     54, V     |            God's will, does any one think that the highest and greatest
39     54, IX    |           and discipline, I did not think it necessary that the follies
40     54, XI    |             is real madness, not to think nor to know that lies do
41     54, XII   |          man's, but God's, I do not think must be withheld; that from
42     54, XIII  |          they suffer the injury who think that they are doing it.
43     54, XIII  |          whereby the sin is healed. Think you, brother, that their
44     54, XVII  |           But if there are some who think that they can return to
45     54, XVII  |          divine tradition, so as to think that the crimes of madmen
46     54, XIX   |           Heretics arm us when they think that we are terrified by
47     58, I     |           any other. Yet we did not think that the peace once granted
48     58, II    |            be regarded, so that you think that one who is just born
49     58, IV    |            at kissing it, we do not think that this ought to be alleged
50     58, V     |              V.~For which reason we think that no one is to be hindered
51     58, VI    |    maintained in respect of all, we think is to be even more observed
52     59, II    |           he be a husband, will not think that his wife is there kept
53     60, I     |        communicate with us. This, I think, neither befits the divine
54     60, II    |      innocent food. And let him not think that he is redeemed by an
55     61, III   |                III.~Nor let any one think that she can be defended
56     61, III   |       Christ and our Lord and Judge think, when He sees His virgin,
57     61, IV    |          their crimes. Nor let them think that the way of life or
58     62, I     |           of the Lord. Nor must you think, dearest brother, that I
59     62, XIV   |             brother, for any one to think that the custom of certain
60     63, II    |     sacrifice to idols, how does he think that he can act as a priest
61     63, II    |           the devil; or how does he think that his hand can be transferred
62     66, V     |            rest, whom we observe to think differently. Intimate plainly
63     67, IX    |   colleagues, dearest brethren, who think that the godly discipline
64     68, I     |          and permission of God, you think that God's priests are ordained
65     68, II    |                                 II.~Think you that my testimony of
66     68, VIII  |             with God's priests, and think that they communicate secretly
67     70, I     |            to declare to you what I think concerning those who seem
68     70, I     |           our colleagues are led to think that they who have been
69     72, I     |      signified to you, as to what I think concerning the baptism of
70     72, II    |            do this thing, we are to think that we must not do it!
71     72, XIX   |             injured father's wrong. Think you that Christ grants impunity
72     72, XIX   |         baptism. And now, those who think that they must communicate
73     72, XXIV  |               XXIV.~Nor let any one think that, because baptism is
74     72, XXIV  |           and legitimate, they will think that they are justly and
75     74, IX    |            absurd, that they do not think it is to be inquired who
76     74, XXIV  | ecclesiastical unity. For while you think that all may be excommunicated
77     75, XII   |       understanding conceives it, I think that the divine benefits
78     75, XIII  |            faith to conceive and to think, this is my opinion, that
79     75, XIII  |           the Church. Or if any one think that those have gained nothing
80     75, XVII  |           as far as I could, what I think; prescribing to no one,
81     80, II    |            of suffering. Let no one think of death, but of immortality;
82     80, IV    |             heart prepared for God, think of the future only, with
83     81, II    |            that every one of us may think less of death than of immortality;