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 1      1, XIII| permanence among the chaplets of honour and vast wealth, whom, in
 2      1, XV  |    perpetually vivid, in perfect honour, in permanent splendour.
 3      3, I   |       congratulate you, that you honour his memory with a testimony
 4      5, II  |         they should maintain the honour of their name, so that those
 5      6, I   |        Christ enlightened by the honour of your confession? For
 6      6, III |          and, made better by the honour of your confession itself,
 7      6, V   |          sound and pure with its honour. For he who, according to
 8      8, I   |       illustrious and greater in honour as it is braver in suffering.
 9      8, III |        Church of ours, which the honour of the divine condescension
10      8, III |        largest dignity of either honour. Let them receive crowns,
11      9, I   |     boldness to disturb both the honour of the martyrs, and the
12      9, III |          these, disregarding the honour which the blessed martyrs
13     10, I   |     respect of God's priest with honour, are relaxed by certain
14     10, I   |          the fear of God nor the honour of the bishop. Although
15     11, II  |      reserving to the bishop the honour of his priesthood and of
16     13, II  |       whom themselves, moreover, honour is to be shown for their
17     14, III |          it seemed fit both that honour should be paid to the martyrs,
18     15, I   |          associates me with your honour; the Spirit does not allow
19     15, II  |       the brightness of a year's honour, and already, in the continuance
20     15, IV  |       the continual tenor of its honour, penetrates to God's ears,
21     24, I   |       ground with the martyrs in honour. Hence you have delivered
22     24, II  |         also are sharers in your honour; we count your glory our
23     26, I   |          observe, describing the honour of a bishop and the order
24     29, III |       for themselves, and by due honour for God's priest should
25     30, II  | testimony, than to have lost the honour of good testimonies; it
26     30, IV  |       not deservedly forfeit the honour of martyrdom, if, on the
27     32, I   |         age, but superior in the honour he has merited,--has contended
28     32, I   |          is distinguished by the honour of his virtue, or praiseworthy
29     33, I   |        be without ecclesiastical honour, whom the Lord honoured
30     33, III |          much greater praise and honour is it to become of noble
31     33, IV  |        for the brightness of his honour, he should read the precepts
32     33, IV  |        in the alliance of divine honour; with whom, in all the insignia
33     33, V   |          the brethren loftier in honour, nothing more lowly in humility,
34     33, V   |        have already purposed the honour of the presbytery for them,
35     34, I   |       confession, exalted in the honour both of virtue and of faith;
36     34, I   |         lowly to flourish in the honour of our assembly. I bid you,
37     36, I   |        is their virtue nor their honour too little for them also
38     37, II  |     things, neither moved by the honour of my station, nor shaken
39     40, I   |        our gravity to suffer the honour of our colleague, who had
40     41, II  |           remembering the common honour, and having respect for
41     43, I   |        my letters, beloved, what honour I have ever observed in
42     50, I   |        originators of virtue and honour.~
43     50, III |        and of earth, and some to honour and some to dishonour."
44     51, XXIV|   neither have the power nor the honour of a bishop, since he has
45     53, III |      brave. Yea, it is the great honour and glory of our episcopate
46     54, IV  |          to whom is granted such honour of the condescension of
47     54, IV  |       anything from the priest's honour; but rather asserting His
48     54, IV  |         anything of the priestly honour and authority--yet Paul,
49     54, V   |        live; this is not to give honour to God, by whose direction
50     54, XIII|         curse your blessing." Is honour, then, given to God when
51     59, II  |          and devoted for ever in honour of continence by modest.
52     64, I   |      true and highest majesty to honour and avenge His priests;
53     64, II  |        His priests;" and again, "Honour God with all thy soul, and
54     64, II  |       God with all thy soul, and honour His priests." Mindful of
55     64, II  |         His passion observed the honour to priests and high priests,
56     64, III |           and to acknowledge the honour of the priest, and to satisfy
57     65, I   |          and matters; but in the honour of the brethren who contribute,
58     66, V   |              V.~For the glorious honour of our predecessors, the
59     66, V   |       whose memory as we hold in honour, much more ought you, dearest
60     66, V   |         you, dearest brother, to honour and cherish with your weight
61     67, Arg |     PROHIBITED FROM THE PRIESTLY HONOUR. MOREOVER, HE ALLUDES BY
62     67, VI  |    clergy, and from the priestly honour.~
63     67, VIII|      stedfast, they maintain the honour of the divine majesty and
64     70, I   |     colleagues would rather give honour to heretics than agree with
65     71, II  |     those arms of ordination and honour with which they rebelled
66     71, II  |    depart from the Church, if we honour those who have departed
67     71, III |       for the sake of our mutual honour and sincere affection; believing
68     72, II  |         Novatian also usurps the honour of the priestly throne,
69     72, XI  |          her we preside; for her honour and unity we fight; her
70     72, XIX |       Christ what veneration and honour is due to the name of the
71     72, XIX |   wounded his reputation and his honour by a malevolent tongue,
72     72, XIX |          divine law, which say, "Honour thy father and thy mother?"
73     72, XXVI|           Charity of spirit, the honour of our college, the bond
74     74, VI  |      with you in mutual love and honour, even herein defaming Peter
75     75, III | ordination, and whom, beside the honour of the priesthood, the Lord
76     75, XVI |         the Church in praise and honour, and day by day make more
77     76, I   |     lofty height of glory by the honour of His glorification, seeing
78     76, II  |          of a bright and eternal honour, when, according to the
79     80, III |        also might be with you in honour, the divine condescension
80     82, I   |      inspiration of God. But the honour of our Church, glorious