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 1      9      |         WITHOUT THE PRIVITY OF THE BISHOPS.~
 2     10, I   |          upon the repentant by the bishops and clergy, dare to offer
 3     10, II  |       petitions and wishes for the bishops, and let them wait for ripe
 4     14, III |           to us peace, and several bishops shall have begun to assemble
 5     16, I   |          known by you to the other bishops also. We bid you to have
 6     22, II  |            through me to the other bishops, of which letter I transmitted
 7     25, VI  |         with the advice of all the bishops, presbyters, deacons, confessors,
 8     26, I   |       successions, the ordering of bishops and the plan of the Church
 9     26, I   |         Church is founded upon the bishops, and every act of the Church
10     29, Arg |         LAPSED ARE REFERRED TO THE BISHOPS. THE SEDITIOUS DEMAND FOR
11     29, II  |         were to be referred to the bishops? For he who orders a thing
12     30, V   |            gathered together, with bishops, presbyters, deacons, and
13     30, VIII|         moreover, with some of the bishops who are near to us and within
14     31, I   |    brethren. And, moreover, if any bishops from foreign places, my
15     39, III |            not be appeased through bishops and priests, but that the
16     39, III |            and moreover by all the bishops appointed either in our
17     39, V   |          let them anoia be without bishops who have rebelled against
18     39, V   |          who have rebelled against bishops; let them alone undergo
19     39, VII |           and communicate with the bishops and the people of Christ.
20     44, III |           obtained by means of the bishops the truth of the matter,
21     45, II  |            there were present five bishops, who were also present to-day;)
22     48, II  |       known with bad repute to the bishops there; always condemned
23     48, IV  |           he alone can forsake the bishops and abide in his madness
24     51, IV  |        indulgence should allow the bishops to assemble into one place,
25     51, VI  |        afforded; a large number of bishops, whom their faith and the
26     51, VI  |            perchance the number of bishops in Africa should seem unsatisfactory,
27     51, VI  |           a council with very many bishops, concurred in the same opinion
28     51, X   |    sacrilegious communion with the bishops who have sacrificed, but
29     51, XXI |          predecessors, some of the bishops here in our province thought
30     51, XXIV|       harmonious multitude of many bishops; in spite of God's tradition,
31     51, XXIV|         through all the provinces, bishops old in years, sound in faith,
32     51, XXIV|         over these other and false bishops: as if he could either wander
33     52, Arg |        THERE WOULD BE A COUNCIL OF BISHOPS WITH HIM, HE WOULD THEN
34     53, Arg |       ANNOUNCES THIS DECREE OF THE BISHOPS IN THE NAME OF THE WHOLE
35     54, V   |    governed. Undoubtedly there are bishops made, not by the will of
36     54, IX  |            lately the names of the bishops appointed there, who with
37     54, X   |          by the judgment of ninety bishops, and severely remarked upon
38     54, X   |            by the judgment of nine bishops, our colleagues, and again
39     54, XI  |           not more than five false bishops who came to Carthage, and
40     54, XI  |           were present twenty-five bishops; which falsehood they boasted
41     54, XI  |            saying that twenty-five bishops would come from Numidia
42     54, XIII|  confession of sin being made, the bishops being despised and trodden
43     54, XIV | pseudo-bishop in opposition to the bishops? For either they are pleased
44     54, XIV |        harmonious agreement of the bishops with their crafty and deceitful
45     54, XIV |     perchance the authority of the bishops constituted in Africa seems
46     59      |               LIX. TO THE NUMIDIAN BISHOPS, ON THE REDEMPTION OF THEIR
47     59, Arg |            HEARD FROM THE NUMIDIAN BISHOPS, AND SAYS THAT HE IS SENDING
48     61, IV  |           have refused to obey the bishops and priests, since in Deuteronomy
49     62, I   |     brother, that very many of the bishops who are set over the churches
50     63, Arg |           BEEN DECREED THAT LAPSED BISHOPS SHOULD NOT BE ADMITTED TO
51     63, V   |            Christ, and not obeying bishops sound and wholesome and
52     64, III |           chose apostles, that is, bishops and overseers; while apostles
53     64, III |     anything against God who makes bishops, deacons may also dare against
54     65, Arg |           DECISION OF A COUNCIL OF BISHOPS, GEMINIUS VICTOR HAD NAMED
55     65, I   |       decreed, in a council of the bishops, that no one should appoint
56     65, II  |                            II.~The bishops our predecessors religiously
57     66, Arg |       COMMUNION OF THE REST OF THE BISHOPS, CYPRIAN WARNS STEPHANUS,
58     67, Arg |             BASILIDES AND MARTIAL, BISHOPS, HAVING LAPSED AND BECOME
59     67, Arg |         AND HIS COLLEAGUES, LAPSED BISHOPS MIGHT INDEED BE RECEIVED
60     67, IV  |         only in the ordinations of bishops and priests, but also in
61     67, V   |   ordinations all the neighbouring bishops of the same province should
62     67, V   |         and by the sentence of the bishops who had assembled in their
63     67, VI  |          with us, and with all the bishops appointed throughout the
64     68, VII |         Wherefore have not so many bishops, my colleagues, fallen into
65     68, IX  |        respect of the innocence of bishops, not human hatred, but the
66     69      |       JANUARIUS AND OTHER NUMIDIAN BISHOPS, ON BAPTIZING HERETICS.~
67     69, Arg |            PREVIOUSLY WROTE TO THE BISHOPS PRESIDING IN NUMIDIA; OF
68     71, Arg |       SHOULD BE BAPTIZED, AND THAT BISHOPS OR PRIESTS COMING FROM THE
69     71, II  |   ordination by the hands of false bishops and antichrists contrary
70     72, I   |          when we had met together, bishops as well of the province
71     72, III |           worthy memory--very many bishops assembling together have
72     72, VIII|      himself, in opposition to the bishops and priests, anything which
73     72, XXVI|          to prevent any one of the bishops doing what he thinks well,
74     74, Arg |    FIRMILIANUS, HELENUS, AND OTHER BISHOPS OF THOSE PARTS.~
75     74, VIII|           Paul was inferior to the bishops of these times, so that
76     74, XVI |            established, and to the bishops who succeeded to them by
77     74, XXII|        they, who had formerly been bishops in the Catholic Church,
78     74, XXV |        have disagreed with so many bishops throughout the whole world,
79     74, XXV |       south, from whom he received bishops as messengers sufficiently
80     74, XXVI|            our sakes, with all the bishops who are in Africa, and all
81     77, Arg |          WE ARE TO GATHER THAT THE BISHOPS WHO WROTE THEM WERE PLACED
82     81, I   |         Senate, to the effect that bishops and presbyters and deacons
83     82, I   |            of Christian laymen and bishops, and may say what the Lord