Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, I|              CYPRIAN to Donatus sends, greeting. You rightly remind me,
 2      3, I|                abiding at Rome, sends, greeting. When the report of the
 3      4, I|         deacons, his beloved brethren, greeting. Being by the grace of God
 4      5, I|             and deacons, his brethren, greeting. I had wished indeed, beloved
 5      6, I|              confessors, his brethren, greeting. I had both heretofore,
 6      7, I|             and deacons, his brethren, greeting. Although I know, brethren
 7      9, I|             and deacons, his brethren, greeting. I have long been patient,
 8     10, I|      confessors, his beloved brethren, greeting. The anxiety of my situation
 9     11, I|             the people who stand fast, greeting. That you bewail and grieve
10     12, I|             and deacons, his brethren, greeting. I marvel, beloved brethren,
11     13, I|             and deacons, his brethren, greeting. I have read your letter,
12     14, I|             deacons assembled at Rome, greeting. Havingascertained, beloved
13     15, I|              confessors, his brethren, greeting. Celerinus, a companion
14     16, I|          confessors to father Cyprian, greeting. Know that, to all, concerning
15     17, I|             and deacons, his brethren, greeting. The Lord speaketh and saith, "
16     18, I| fellow-presbyters abiding at Carthage, greeting. The necessity of the times
17     19, I|                Caldonius, his brother, greeting. We have received your letter,
18     20, I|                I.~Celerinus to Lucian, greeting. In writing this letter
19     21, I|               so) colleague in Christ, greeting. I have received your letter,
20     22, I|         abiding at Rome, his brethren, greeting. After the letters that
21     23, I|             and deacons, his brethren, greeting. That nothing may be unknown
22     24, I|             his very beloved brethren, greeting. I had already known from
23     25, I|                and in the Holy Spirit, greeting. Placed, brother, as we
24     27, I|             and deacons, his brethren, greeting. You have done uprightly
25     28, I|         abiding at Rome, his brethren, greeting. Both our common love and
26     29, I|               Rome, to Father Cyprian, greeting. When, beloved brother,
27     30, I|               deacons abiding at Rome, greeting. Although a mind conscious
28     31, I|             and deacons, his brethren, greeting. That you, my beloved brethren,
29     32, I|               and to the whole people, greeting. In ordinations of the clergy,
30     33, I|              his brethren in the Lord, greeting. The divine benefits, beloved
31     34, I|              very dear and longed-for, greeting. That which belongs, dear-est
32     35, I|         deacons, his beloved brethren, greeting. In safety, by God's grace,
33     36, I|             and deacons, his brethren, greeting. Although I know, dearest
34     37, I|                 his fellow-presbyters, greeting. I have been greatly grieved,
35     39, I|           Cyprian to the whole people, greeting. Although, dearest brethren,
36     40, I|                Cornelius, his brother, greeting. There have come to us,
37     41, I|              to Cornelius his brother, greeting. As was fitting for God'
38     42, I|              to Cornelius his brother, greeting. I have though it both obligatory
39     43, I|              and the other confessors, greeting. As you have frequently
40     44, I|              to Cornelius his brother, greeting. I have read your letters,
41     45, I|                to Cyprian his brother, greeting. In proportion to the solicitude
42     46, I|              to Cornelius his brother, greeting. I profess that I both have
43     47, I|                to Cyprian his brother, greeting. That nothing might be wanting
44     48, I|              to Cornelius his brother, greeting. You have acted, dearest
45     49, I|              to Cyprian their brother, greeting. We are certain, dearest
46     50, I|                Maturest, his brethren, greeting. When I read your letters,
47     51, I|                Antonianus his brother, greeting. I received your first letters,
48     52, I|               and Felix, his brethren, greeting, You have written to me,
49     53, I|               Cornelius their brother, greeting. We had indeed decided some
50     58, I|                to Fidus their brother, greeting. We have read your letter,
51     59, I|               Honoratus, his brethren, greeting. With excessive grief of
52     60, I|                Euchratius his brother, greeting. From our mutual love and
53     61, I|               Pomponius their brother, greeting. We have read, dearest brother,
54     62, I|              to Caecilius his brother, greeting. Although I know, dearest
55     63, I|                established at Assurae, greeting. I was gravely and grievously
56     64, I|                his brother Rogatianus, greeting. I and my colleagues who
57     65, I|               people abiding at Furni, greeting. I and my colleagues who
58     66, I|                to his brother Stephen, greeting. Faustinus our colleague,
59     67, I|         Emerita, brethren in the Lord, greeting. When we had come together,
60     68, I|            also Pupianus, his brother, greeting. I had believed, brother,
61     69, I|                 Rogatianus, Honoratus, greeting. When we were together in
62     70, I|                to Quintus his brother, greeting. Lucian, our co-presbyter,
63     71, I|              to Stephen their brother, greeting. We have thought it necessary
64     72, I|              to Jubaianus his brother, greeting. You have written to me,
65     73, I|               to his brother Pompeius, greeting. Although I have fully comprised
66     74, I|               his brother in the Lord, greeting. We have received by Rogatian,
67     75, I|             Cyprian to Magnus his son, greeting. With your usual religious
68     76, I|             our preserver, everlasting greeting. Your glory, indeed, would
69     78, I|               are with me in the Lord, greeting. Your letter came to us,
70     81, I|              to his brother Successus, greeting. The reason why I could
71     82, I|           deacons, and all the people, greeting. When it had been told to