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 1      1, II  |      have, I will set about the matter; for the subject itself
 2      1, III |        regard it as a difficult matter, and especially as difficult
 3      1, V   |       roast them with fire: the matter is carded on there, but
 4      2, III |       be afforded them. And, as matter of the greatest importance,
 5      3, I   | doubtfully in my opinion on the matter, I received a letter sent
 6      3, II  |        both the writing and the matter, and even the paper itself,
 7      3, II  |        what is the truth of the matter. I bid you, dearest brethren,
 8      9, IV  |         Mother. Concerning this matter, I have written to the martyrs
 9     10, IV  |       bring back and amend that matter according to your diligence,
10     11, III |        martyrs. Concerning this matter I have written both to the
11     13, II  |        and have desired in this matter that some rule should be
12     17, I   | estimation, satisfactory; which matter, as it waits for the counsel
13     20, IV  |      confessors, all about this matter, that they may receive help
14     22, I   |   diligence, there came another matter which, any more than the
15     27, III |        people themselves. For a matter which hereafter may constitute
16     29, II  |        are trying to do in this matter. For if they say that the
17     29, IV  |    desiring to inform us of the matter, as being an object of anxiety;
18     30, V   |                     V.~In which matter we ought to give you also,
19     30, V   |      declared in so important a matter, is satisfactory to us,
20     30, VII |     except, again, that it is a matter of greater risk and shame
21     32, I   | conquered. It had been a slight matter, previously to have engaged
22     33, III |        a worldly family it is a matter of heraldry and of praise
23     40, I   |       reported the truth of the matter, the wickedness of the adverse
24     41, III |       the brethren. To set this matter at rest, we judged it necessary
25     44, III |        bishops the truth of the matter, and having got a greater
26     46, II  |     been the joy there when the matter itself, and the general
27     51, II  |         the truth of a doubtful matter, the hesitating anxiety
28     51, III |      brother, an account of the matter in few words. And first
29     51, V   |      declared in so important a matter is satisfactory to us, that
30     51, XI  |          company. Therefore the matter being considered there with
31     52, Arg |         WOULD THEN CONSIDER THE MATTER WITH THEM.~
32     52, III |      full consideration to this matter with many of my colleagues;
33     54, II  |         their mouth. But if the matter is thus, dearest brother,
34     54, II  |     resisting rock. Nor does it matter whence comes the terror
35     54, IX  |        inveterate heretics, the matter was not such as ought at
36     54, IX  |   greatest respect, who on this matter wrote to you last year.
37     54, XIII|        we wrote letters on this matter, but we were not attended
38     64, I   | colleagues would regard it as a matter of satisfaction, whatever
39     66, I   |       booty of the devil; which matter, dearest brother, it is
40     67, IV  |      those of deacons, of which matter itself also it is written
41     69, I   |        to be baptized. On which matter, although you yourselves
42     70, I   |       and schismatics; of which matter, that you may know what
43     70, I   |        or certainly, which is a matter of more importance, they
44     70, II  |       And they say that in this matter they follow ancient custom;
45     71, I   |       reason that it is a small matter to "lay hands on them that
46     72, I   |        arrogate to themselves a matter neither within their right
47     72, I   |         what we thought on this matter, I have, as a compendious
48     72, I   |        we established this same matter once more by our judgment,
49     72, II  |         it does not in any wise matter to us what the enemies of
50     72, VI  |                        VI.~This matter of profane and adulterous
51     72, XII |         small and insignificant matter, which is conceded to heretics,
52     72, XIV |         which pertained to this matter. He was speaking of brethren,
53     73, I   |      were not pertaining to the matter, or contradictory to his
54     74, II  |      Except that we may in this matter give thanks to Stephen,
55     74, III |      that you have settled this matter, concerning which there
56     74, VII |   certain minds concerning that matter.~
57     74, X   |         pertaining to this very matter. About two-and-twenty years
58     74, XIX |     very carefully examined the matter, and we decided that every
59     75, I   |        Church. Respecting which matter, as much as the capacity
60     76, II  |       your confession, is not a matter to be execrated by us. For
61     80, III |  careful to answer thee in this matter; for our God whom we serve