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 1      1, V   |          no closed barriers within certain bounded spaces; it flows
 2      1, XIII|            up to cast down. With a certain usury of mischief, the greater
 3      2, I   |           father Cyprian has for a certain reason withdrawn; "in doing
 4      7, III |            were bidden to pray for certain persons pointed out to them,
 5      9      |          TO THE CLERGY, CONCERNING CERTAIN PRESBYTERS WHO HAD RASHLY
 6      9, IV  |           the meanwhile, let those certain ones among you who are rash
 7     10, I   |        with honour, are relaxed by certain presbyters, who consider
 8     10, I   |         peace should be granted to certain of the lapsed as soon as
 9     11, I   |           have written to me about certain persons, requesting that
10     11, II  |                II.~Yet I hear that certain of the presbyters, neither
11     15, I   |            by such men as he. In a certain manner I am also there with
12     18, Arg |      URGENCY OF A NEW PERSECUTION, CERTAIN OF THE LAPSED HAD CONFESSED
13     22, I   |         Lord's word, has attempted certain things, constituting himself
14     26, I   |       their original state. But if certain lapsed ones claim to be
15     27, Arg |           THEM TO DO THE SAME WITH CERTAIN OTHERS.~
16     27, I   |            and audacity, deceiving certain brethren also from among
17     28, I   |           the combined temerity of certain of the lapsed, who refuse
18     29, III |       tumour; and therefore we are certain, that when, in the course
19     29, III |         without the instigation of certain persons they would all have
20     29, III |   marvelled that we should observe certain things somewhat rudely suggested
21     29, IV  |          of that very wickedness a certain Futurus came, a standard-bearer
22     37, II  |          which, indeed, I know for certain, that others also will peaceably
23     39, I   |         malignity and treachery of certain of the presbyters has accomplished
24     39, II  | encouragements and exhortations to certain confessors, not to agree
25     39, II  |        have corrupted the minds of certain confessors, and to have
26     40, I   |         Augendus the deacon, and a certain Machaeus and Longinus. But,
27     40, II  |         from city to city, through certain districts, they seek for
28     41, IV  |           pertains to the cause of certain presbyters here, and of
29     46, II  |            this error had led away certain of our brethren, so that
30     48, III |          of this he regarded it as certain that he would not only be
31     49, I   |          brother, greeting. We are certain, dearest brother, that you
32     51, X   |               X.~But in respect to certain discreditable and malignant
33     52, Arg |            HIS COLLEAGUES, WHETHER CERTAIN LAPSED PERSONS WHO HAD BEEN
34     54, VII |            us; if in the last days certain persons, proud, contumacious,
35     54, IX  |            knowledge, and knew for certain that they abode in your
36     54, X   |           had also come with him a certain Felix, whom he himself had
37     54, XVII|      terrors, let them take it for certain that against such the Church
38     59, IV  |           letters, counting it for certain that our church and the
39     60, I   |            my opinion concerning a certain actor, who, being settled
40     61, V   |           And if, for the present, certain of our brethren seem to
41     62, XIV |           think that the custom of certain persons is to be followed,
42     63, I   |         sacrilegious persuasion of certain persons; when he ought to
43     67, Arg |           HE ALLUDES BY THE WAY TO CERTAIN MATTERS ABOUT THE ANCIENT
44     69, I   |         namely, and holding it for certain that no one can be baptized
45     71, Arg |           WITH HIS COLLEAGUES IN A CERTAIN COUNCIL TELLS STEPHEN, THE
46     71, I   |     necessary for the arranging of certain matters, dearest brother,
47     71, III |           their colleagues, retain certain things peculiar to themselves,
48     72, II  |         Church know, and trust for certain, that nothing is lawful
49     72, VIII|           by divine direction by a certain law and by special ordinance,
50     72, XIII|   ignorance. For he resists with a certain presumption and obstinacy,
51     72, XIV |           of God. And he said that certain of them spoke the word of
52     72, XXV |                    XXV.~And now by certain of us the baptism of heretics
53     72, XXV |            ground, and, as if by a certain dislike of re-baptizing,
54     74, VII |            figuring for themselves certain dreams and phantasms of
55     74, VII |            there was some doubt in certain minds concerning that matter.~
56     74, X   |        Cappadocia and Pontus; even certain cities, dragged into the
57     74, X   |       arose among us on a sudden a certain woman, who in a state of
58     74, X   |         brotherhood, accomplishing certain wonderful and portentous
59     74, X   |        little while before, that a certain adverse and unbelieving
60     75, XI  |           s womb, that it might be certain and manifest that none can
61     75, XI  |          given by those who, it is certain, have not the Holy Spirit.
62     78, II  |            which we bear, as being certain of the heavenly rewards,