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 1      2, III  |            it should in any wise be granted them. Or if you have widows
 2      9       |           PRESBYTERS WHO HAD RASHLY GRANTED PEACE TO THE LAPSED BEFORE
 3      9, III  |        theft be examined, and peace granted them,--when our Mother,
 4     10       |         SOUGHT THAT PEACE SHOULD BE GRANTED TO THE LAPSED.~
 5     10, I    |            and that peace should be granted to certain of the lapsed
 6     10, II   |         lasped indeed pardon may be granted in respect of this thing.
 7     10, IV   |         desire that peace should be granted. For I hear that certificates
 8     12, I    |          their letters to us, to be granted to them.~
 9     12, II   |          the divine, remedy will be granted to them also. To the hearers
10     16, I    |   estimation, satisfactory, we have granted peace; and we have desired
11     17, I    |       therefrom, until, peace being granted to us by the Lord, we shall
12     18, Arg  |             WHETHER PEACE SHOULD BE GRANTED THEM.~
13     22, III  |             and to extort the peace granted to them. I have sent a copy
14     22, III  |           law, commands peace to be granted and sins to be done away
15     24, II   |           condescension that He has granted you;--to become, as it were,
16     25, VI   |           had with profane facility granted the holiness of the Lord
17     25, VI   |              if pardon be so easily granted to sinners? Certainly their
18     26, Arg  |         ASKING THAT PEACE SHOULD BE GRANTED THEM, BUT CLAIMING IT FOR
19     26, Arg  |           FOR THEMSELVES AS ALREADY GRANTED, BECAUSE THEY SAY THAT PAULUS
20     29, Arg  |          THE GOSPEL. THAT THE PEACE GRANTED BY THE CONFESSORS DEPENDS
21     29, II   |        thought that peace was to be granted to them, why did not they
22     39, Arg  |           HIS FACTION, WHO NOT ONLY GRANTED PEACE TO THE LAPSED WITHOUT
23     50, III  |             to the Lord alone it is granted to break the vessels of
24     51, IV   |          and tranquillity should be granted, and the divine indulgence
25     51, V    | subscribing--that peace ought to be granted to the lapsed who were sick
26     51, XIII |        assisted, and peace has been granted to them in their danger,
27     51, XIII |             as if, because peace is granted to the dying, it were necessary
28     51, XX   |             a time of repentance is granted by us, and peace is given.
29     51, XXI  |            that peace was not to be granted to adulterers, and wholly
30     51, XXI  |           because by some peace was granted to adulterers, he who did
31     51, XXII |             repentance is not to be granted to the lapsed, or to suppose
32     51, XXII |            in another place time is granted for repentance; and the
33     51, XXV  |            wheat, or, as if it were granted to him to bear the fan and
34     51, XXVI |            themselves repentance is granted, and the hope of lamenting
35     51, XXIX |    repenting, and that peace may be granted by His priests to those
36     52, II   |       incautiously and over-hastily granted to those, who by the bravery
37     52, II   |            assisted, and have peace granted to them, surely those ought
38     53, II   |              nor is communion to he granted by us to the dying, but
39     53, III  |          shall not repent of having granted peace to men so brave. Yea,
40     53, III  |           of our episcopate to have granted peace to martyrs, so that
41     53, III  |             purpose peace should be granted to all who are about to
42     53, V    |            that peace should not be granted to our brethren and sisters,
43     54, IV   |             the priests, to whom is granted such honour of the condescension
44     58, Arg  |             THE PEACE THAT HAD BEEN GRANTED TO ONE VICTOR, ALTHOUGH
45     58, Arg  |        VICTOR, ALTHOUGH IT HAD BEEN GRANTED AGAINST THE DECREES OF SYNODS
46     58, I    |          and with over-eager haste, granted peace to him before he had
47     58, I    |        decree, that peace should be granted to him before the legitimate
48     58, I    |           think that the peace once granted in any wise by a priest
49     58, I    |            himself of the communion granted to him.~
50     62, XVII |            of the Lord, have pardon granted to his simplicity. But we
51     66, Arg  |          AND THAT SO PEACE MIGHT BE GRANTED, AS WELL TO THE LAPSED AS
52     66, V    |         judged that peace should be granted to the lapsed, and that
53     68, IX   |            would permit peace to be granted to you, and you to be received
54     69, II   |            remission of sins is not granted except in the Church, and
55     71, II   |    sufficient that pardon should be granted; since perfidy ought certainly
56     72, IX   |            and to which alone it is granted to bestow the grace of baptism
57     72, X    |         that baptism, which is only granted to the one and only Church.
58     72, XVIII|           plain that the Father has granted. Especially, since He further
59     73, III  |           us, and is within, and is granted of the divine condescension
60     73, VII  |           that remission of sins is granted in the name of Jesus Christ
61     73, VIII |           that remission of sins is granted among those who blaspheme
62     74, XVI  |            remission of sins can be granted in the synagogues of heretics,
63     74, XXII |            remission of sins can be granted by those who are themselves
64     75, II   |           water of which it is only granted to those who are within
65     75, II   |           to which alone baptism is granted, can also now be quickened