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 1      2, I   |        Cyprian has for a certain reason withdrawn; "in doing which
 2      5, III |      more virulent, for the very reason that he is conquered, strives
 3      7, II  |         stripes." It is for this reason that we feel the rods and
 4      9, IV  |                     IV.~For this reason the divine rebuke does not
 5     10, IV  |        certificate. And for this reason I beg you that you will
 6     21, I   | expressions of kindness, that by reason of your so burdening me
 7     23, I   |           that for a very urgent reason I have sent a letter to
 8     25, I   |     chains, perhaps for no other reason than that, instructed and
 9     28, I   |          our common love and the reason of the thing demand, beloved
10     29, II  |      become martyrs for no other reason than that by not sacrificing
11     30, V   |          who fell, fell for this reason that they were too incautious
12     34, I   |         had sent before. But the reason of his remaining behind,
13     39, VI  |          with them." There is no reason that you should be deceived
14     41, III |      advice weighed in wholesome reason, the minds of the brethren
15     46, I   |        the Catholic Church. With reason did both the people and
16     50, III |        light of truth. For which reason we also, keeping moderation,
17     54, XIV |         access. But what was the reason of their coming and announcing
18     58, I   |         taken away, and for this reason have allowed Victor to avail
19     58, V   |                     V.~For which reason we think that no one is
20     59, II  |        things to happen for this reason, that our faith may be tried,
21     62, XIV |            XIV.~There is then no reason, dearest brother, for any
22     66, III |       our succour. For, for that reason, dearest brother, the body
23     67, IV  |          people, surely for this reason, that no unworthy person
24     67, V   |                     V.~For which reason you must diligently observe
25     67, IX  |        in its penalty. For which reason we not only approve, but
26     68, II  |      concerning himself, for the reason that every one would assuredly
27     70, I   |         they come to us, for the reason that they say that there
28     70, III |      overcome opposite custom by reason. For neither did Peter,
29     70, III |     easily yielded to the lawful reason which Paul asserted, furnishing
30     71, I   |          to be baptized, for the reason that it is a small matter
31     72, II  |          and the stedfastness of reason and truth. For Novatian,
32     72, XIII|         some who are overcome by reason oppose to us custom, as
33     72, XIII|           when he is overcome by reason. Nor let any one say, "We
34     72, XX  |         sinned, and are for that reason come to seek the pardon
35     72, XXIV|    Church; nor will there be any reason for their coming to us,
36     72, XXVI|         and gentleness. For this reason, moreover, we have with
37     73, VIII|        perfidy, hope to despair, reason to error, immortality to
38     73, X   |      ceases; and having seen the reason of the heavenly sacraments,
39     73, X   |         fountain, that there the reason of the failure may be ascertained,
40     74, Arg |          BISHOP, CHIEFLY FOR THE REASON, AS MAY BE SUSPECTED, THAT
41     74, IV  |      made to a second. For which reason it happens of necessity
42     74, IX  |    person that baptized, for the reason that he who has been baptized
43     74, X   |         of passing over, for the reason that that persecution was
44     75, I   |        power or right. For which reason Novatian neither ought to
45     75, VII |        Spirit, and that for this reason he may claim the power of
46     81, I   |         Successus, greeting. The reason why I could not write to
47     82, Arg |      FEAR OF DEATH, HE GIVES THE REASON IN THIS LETTER, VIZ., THAT
48     82, I   |       from my gardens, as a just reason was afforded I consented.
49     82, I   |    afforded I consented. For the reason that it is fit for a bishop,