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 1      1, V    |              V.~But if you keep the way of innocence, the way of
 2      1, V    |           the way of innocence, the way of righteousness, if you
 3      1, XIV  |           pay a price either in the way of bribery or of labour;
 4      2, II   |          them, to repent, if in any way they may receive pardon
 5      7, I    |             that we do not keep the way of the Lord, nor observe
 6      7, V    |             our discipline, and the way of our example, frequently
 7      8, II   |           the sufferings have given way to you. The end of torments,
 8     10, IV   |           your diligence, in such a way as to designate those by
 9     11, II   |          might instruct them in the way of obtaining salvation by
10     11, II   |          some of the presbyters, by way of gratifying them, had
11     29, I    |     repentance, show the legitimate way of salvation That they should
12     30, I    |       accord with them. In the same way we are all thought to have
13     30, III  | intercepting repentance, makes easy way for new dangers, if he only
14     30, V    |            came to them in whatever way you could enter; that you
15     30, VIII |           do with such, and in what way He will examine the balance
16     32, Arg  |           HIM, AND COMMENDS, BY THE WAY, THE CONSTANCY OF HIS VIRTUE
17     32, I    |   ecclesiastical discipline, of the way in which the servants of
18     33, II   |             own conflict. He made a way for others to conquer; a
19     33, V    |             kind He glories,--whose way and conversation is so advantageous
20     33, V    |         more lowly in humility, the way of life of the brotherhood
21     39, VI   |       extinguish every light of the way of salvation to those that
22     40, I    |             who themselves also, by way of instructing us thereon,
23     46, II   |           Church of God, and make a way of returning for others
24     50, IV   |           you now read it in such a way as both to approve and love
25     51, IV   |          that they might pursue the way of repentance, not only
26     51, XI   |           the malignants, in such a way as to assume the place of
27     51, XIII |         lenity appears more in this way, that they, who in peace
28     51, XXIX |          shut up and to cut off the way of grief and of repentance;
29     53, III  |           ought not to stand in the way of the good, but rather
30     54, XVII |        suppose that they can make a way for themselves, not with
31     54, XXIII|      forerunner and preparer of His way, came and preached that
32     60, II   |    instructing and teaching in what way a man may be broken down
33     60, II   |       depravity and disgrace to the way of innocence, and to the
34     61, I    |            ye perish from the right way, when His anger shall quickly
35     61, IV   |             let them think that the way of life or of salvation
36     61, V    |            Strait and narrow is the way through which we enter into
37     62, VIII |         know it. I will even make a way in the wilderness, and rivers
38     62, XI   |             of God; and in the same way, that by that common wine
39     62, XIII |    believed--from Christ, in such a way as to prevent their undivided
40     63, II   |             direct path of the true way, they are hurried headlong
41     65, Arg  |            REPOSE, INFERRING BY THE WAY, FROM THE EXAMPLE OF THE
42     66, I    |         vigour to sinners in such a way as that, nevertheless, we
43     67, Arg  |         MOREOVER, HE ALLUDES BY THE WAY TO CERTAIN MATTERS ABOUT
44     67, V    |      advantage Martialis, in such a way as that he who also is involved
45     67, VIII |           which in no respect gives way under these ruins of things
46     67, VIII |           Elias, when the Jews gave way and departed from the divine
47     69, II   |            any one going out of the way and wandering from the path
48     70, II   |             Church, and not to give way to the enemies of faith
49     72, X    |        thinking that we should give way to heretics so far as to
50     72, XIII |          and communicated in such a way as that the apostles should
51     72, XIV  |          Paul declared, "Only every way, whether in pretence or
52     72, XVII |           sins; it is not in such a way as that the Son alone, without
53     72, XXV  |          and by yielding and giving way have relinquished the right
54     73, X    |        peace." But there is a brief way for religious and simple
55     74, III  |             earth, according to the way in which of old also the
56     74, VII  |        which is unreal, in the same way as they agree in repudiating
57     74, XVII |        gives up to heretics in this way the great and heavenly gifts
58     74, XIX  |        usage, and forsaking the new way of truth. And this indeed
59     74, XXII |            of persecution has given way, and him who with a profane
60     75, Arg  |        MOREOVER, INSINUATING BY THE WAY THAT THE LEGITIMATE SUCCESSION
61     75, III  |           hold to the Church in any way.~
62     75, VI   |          thence he was slain on the way by the jaws of a lion which
63     75, VI   |            saying, "Go not into the way of the Gentiles, and into
64     75, VII  |          But if any one objects, by way of saying that Novatian
65     76, I    |            of the Name. But in what way I can, I bring myself into
66     76, II   |           guided to paradise in the way of salvation! Oh feet bound
67     80, I    |           and having entered on the way of the Lord's condescension,
68     80, II   |             followed Him in His own way, saying, "He that loveth
69     80, III  |             furnace, the fires gave way, and the flames gave refreshment,
70     80, IV   |          glory of our time, makes a way for you by his religious
71     80, IV   |        prison, and, marking out the way for you in some measure,
72     81, I    |         contest, were unable in any way to depart hence, all of