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 1      2, III  |       they have done, and desire communion, it should in any wise be
 2      9, II   |      clergy receive the right of communion: now with their time still
 3      9, II   |   restored, they are admitted to communion, and their name is presented;
 4     10, IV   |        such a one be received to communion along with his friends,"
 5     11, II   |           and no one can come to communion unless the hands of the
 6     13, II   |          their being received to communion, and have desired in this
 7     14, III  |          might penitently desire communion; I judged it well to stand
 8     25, VII  |          God are not deprived of communion? Where, that the imprisoned
 9     25, VII  |      much impatience, and demand communion with intolerable eagerness,
10     25, VII  |      have been kept by Christ in communion. We bid you, blessed and
11     27, Arg  |         FOR HAVING REJECTED FROM COMMUNION GAIUS OF DIDDA, A PRESBYTER,
12     27, III  |         him be expelled from our communion, and plead the cause of
13     29, I    |        source the prerogative of communion, let them try to compare
14     29, I    |   principle can that give Gospel communion which seems to be established
15     29, II   |        in themselves not holding communion with them, they judged that
16     29, III  |     fatal poisons of a premature communion. For we do not believe,
17     30, III  |           should be afforded for communion; and by a false mercy, new
18     37, Arg  |        TO BE RESTRAINED FROM THE COMMUNION OF ALL.~
19     38, I    |   Felicissimus and Augendus from communion; also Repostus from among
20     40, I    |          must be restrained from communion with us; and having, in
21     44, III  |       maintain both you and your communion, that is as well to the
22     45, II   |           to have held a kind of communion with a man who was a schismatic
23     46, II   |          they were following the communion of confessors. When this
24     48, III  |  presbytery, but restrained from communion; and by the urgency of the
25     50, II   | afflicted, that I could not hold communion with those whom once I had
26     51, Arg  |       THAT OF CONTINUING TO HOLD COMMUNION WITH HIS BISHOP AND SO WITH
27     51, I    |  intimated that you did not hold communion with Novatian, but followed
28     51, I    |       know at once that you held communion with him, that is, with
29     51, II   |          grounds Cornelius holds communion with Trophimus and the sacrificers.
30     51, IV   |      pressing forward to receive communion; replying to them in my
31     51, IV   |          should be withheld from communion.~
32     51, VI   |      that neither should hope of communion and peace be wholly denied
33     51, VI   |        they might rashly rush to communion, but that repentance should
34     51, X    |          mingled in sacrilegious communion with the bishops who have
35     51, XVII |         consolation of peace and communion.~
36     51, XIX  |          easy in rashly yielding communion. Lo! a wounded brother lies
37     51, XXIII|      restrained from the hope of communion and peace if they begin
38     52, Arg  |    TORTURE SHOULD BE ADMITTED TO COMMUNION, REPLIES, THAT INASMUCH
39     52, I    |      well to receive them now to communion.~
40     52, II   |         Father's love and of our communion; to whom we think it may
41     53, I    |  dismissed to their Lord without communion and peace; since He Himself
42     53, II   |       but for the strong; nor is communion to he granted by us to the
43     53, II   |         the Lord by the right of communion?~
44     53, IV   |        without peace and without communion? Will not either inactive
45     54, IX   |      Novatian, and rejected from communion with us--their false bishop
46     54, XIII |        return to the Church, let communion be offered to those who
47     54, XIII |          to those who are not in communion?~
48     58, I    |          to avail himself of the communion granted to him.~
49     61, Arg  |          SHOULD BE RECEIVED INTO COMMUNION AND ADMITTED TO THE CHURCH.
50     61, IV   |          let them be received to communion, and admitted to the Church;
51     66, Arg  |       SEPARATED HIMSELF FROM THE COMMUNION OF THE REST OF THE BISHOPS,
52     66, I    |        without hope of peace and communion, they must be thrown to
53     66, II   |       separated himself from our communion; although Novatian himself,
54     66, II   |          to be received into our communion, he received back word from
55     66, II   |       any of us be received into communion, as he had attempted to
56     66, V    |          the reward of peace and communion was not to be denied; and
57     67, IX   |   neglected, and who rashly hold communion with Basilides and Martialis,
58     67, IX   |          are mingled in unlawful communion with the evil and sinners,
59     67, IX   |        to mingle in sacrilegious communion with profane and polluted
60     68, I    |   martyrdom should be stained by communion with me, that you are inquiring
61     68, III  |          the Church, and were in communion with me. But which of us
62     68, IV   |       persecution, when you held communion with me, and ceased to be
63     68, V    |        penitent persons, and the communion vouchsafed by my examination,
64     68, VII  |     Unless all these, who are in communion with me, as you have written,
65     68, VII  |      life by the contagion of my communion. Pupianus alone, sound,
66     68, IX   |         may have some ground for communion with you, even although
67     68, IX   |        you to be received to the communion of His Church by His own
68     71, II   |       outside the Church without communion and peace; whose souls in
69     72, XV   |         and un-righteousness, no communion between light and darkness,
70     73, I    |           but only admit them to communion."~
71     73, II   |      different sins, he, holding communion with the baptism of all,
72     73, IV   |         but only receive them to communion." To this point of evil
73     74, XXI  |         nor their sins put away, communion being rashly seized, they
74     74, XXIV |     himself an apostate from the communion of ecclesiastical unity.
75     74, XXV  |          that not only peace and communion, but also a shelter and
76     75, IX   |    separated themselves from the communion of the wicked; as the Lord
77     75, IX   |       punishment for his impious communion. By which example is shown