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 1      3, II  |              II.~I have, moreover, read another epistle, in which
 2      7, III |           mind in a house;" and we read in the Acts of the Apostles, "
 3      7, V   |          watch-fully prayed, as we read in the Gospel: "He went
 4      7, V   |           that in another place we read, "And the Lord said to Peter,
 5      9, IV  |          which I have bidden to be read to you. I wish you, dearly
 6     10, IV  |      letters I have directed to be read to you. But you ought also
 7     11, III |      letters I have directed to be read to you. I bid you, brethren
 8     13, I   |         brethren, greeting. I have read your letter, beloved brethren,
 9     14, III |             and commanded it to be read to them; that for the mitigation
10     14, III |           and when, besides, I had read your letter which you lately
11     17, I   |            of the Lord. Now I have read the letter of the whole
12     17, I   |        whole of which I beg you to read to our brethren, that they
13     20, IV  |     request that you will deign to read to them.~
14     21, I   |            after so long a time to read, in which you deigned to
15     22, III |           have sent both to you to read. Copies also of the letter
16     25, V   |                         V.~When we read these things, and things
17     26, Arg |          PEACE TO ALL; AS YOU WILL READ IN THEIR LETTER OF WHICH
18     26, II  |           lately received, and now read that yon have written very
19     27, III |        counsels; and be careful to read these same letters to my
20     28, I   |          peace to all, as you will read in their letter of which
21     29, I   |      beloved brother, we carefully read your letter which you had
22     30, II  |        occurred to us; but this is read of among us as the ancient
23     31, I   |            have sent you copies to read. Do you take care, with
24     32, II  |          the witness of Christ, to read the Gospel of Christ whence
25     33, IV  |           of his honour, he should read the precepts and Gospel
26     37, II  |         separated from the Church. Read this letter of mine to our
27     41, II  |       lately from both parties, we read your letters, and intimated
28     41, II  |           they ought neither to be read nor to be heard. For those
29     41, II  |            do not allow them to be read among us: and therefore,
30     41, II  |    revilings, I ordered them to be read to the clergy and the people.~
31     41, IV  |           Fortunatus to you, to he read for the common satisfaction,
32     41, IV  |          also to the people, to be read to the brethren there; declaring
33     44, I   |          brother, greeting. I have read your letters, dearest brother,
34     45, II  |           opinions, which you will read subjoined. When these things
35     46, I   |            wickedness. For we have read your letter, and have exultingly
36     50, I   |         brethren, greeting. When I read your letters, dearest brethren,
37     50, IV  |            thoroughly, if you will read the tracts which I have
38     50, IV  |         tracts which I have lately read here, and have, for the
39     50, IV  | transmitted to you also for you to read; wherein there is neither
40     50, IV  |     pleasing to you, since you now read it in such a way as both
41     51, XIV |         may say, "I had previously read, and had been made aware
42     51, XXII|            In the Psalms, also, we read as well the rebuke as the
43     54, I   |                          I.~I have read your letter, dearest brother,
44     54, II  |                II.~But yet, when I read your other letter, brother,
45     54, II  |            had brought, they would read them publicly, and would
46     54, II  |    brethren. In the Gospel also we read that it was foretold that
47     54, XX  |           another, that you always read my letters to the very distinguished
48     58, I   |         brother, greeting. We have read your letter, dearest brother,
49     59, I   |          dearest, brethren, I have read your letter which you wrote
50     61, I   |         brother, greeting. We have read, dearest brother, your letter
51     63, I   |            the Apocalypse also, we read the anger of the Lord threatening,
52     64, II  |         Paul, according to what we read in the Acts of the Apostles,
53     67, I   |        dearly beloved brethren, we read your letters, which according
54     68, X   |            of Christ, both will be read.~
55     69, I   |      council, dearest brethren, we read your letter which you wrote
56     72, XXIV|         the baptism of John, as we read in the Acts of the Apostles.~
57     74, IV  |            were our own; nor do we read them cursorily, but by frequent
58     74, XX  |            but it is sufficient to read the epistle itself, and
59     75, XIII|             unless perhaps, having read more, and of a more recondite
60     78, I   |            acolytes, which when we read we received a relaxation
61     79, I   |          subscribed it; I Polianus read it. I greet my lord Eutychianus.~