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 1      1, IX   |            things done by immodest persons which no chaste eye could
 2      1, IX   |          wonder at the things that persons of this kind speak: the
 3      2, II   |             whether that they were persons of eminence, or that they
 4      3, II   |           person who wrote nor the persons to whom it was written were
 5      4, II   |      because, by thus changing the persons and varying the people that
 6      7, III  |         bidden to pray for certain persons pointed out to them, but
 7     10, III  |            those who, by accepting persons, either make favours in
 8     11, I    |        written to me about certain persons, requesting that their wishes
 9     22, I    |           indiscriminately to many persons in the name of Paulus; whereas
10     26, I    |            us to ask of these very persons that they would deign to
11     26, II   |        admitted by the Lord, these persons beseeching have written
12     29, III  |         the instigation of certain persons they would all have dared
13     33, V    |           may accompany these same persons. Know, then, that these
14     44, III  |                          III.~Some persons, however, sometimes disturb
15     45, II   |       observed in respect of their persons. And that you may know the
16     51, IV   |           written to me about some persons, that they were without
17     51, XXII |          over ninety and nine just persons that need no repentance."
18     51, XXVI |            body." And yet to these persons themselves repentance is
19     51, XXVII|          adulterers and fraudulent persons, who are held guilty of
20     52, Arg  |             WHETHER CERTAIN LAPSED PERSONS WHO HAD BEEN OVERPOWERED
21     54, VII  |           in the last days certain persons, proud, contumacious, and
22     54, XIII |             And those sacrilegious persons rush with impious madness
23     54, XIV  |        from schismatic and profane persons to the throne of Peter,
24     54, XV   |           than are those very same persons who now seem to be associated
25     58, VI   |          of infants and newly-born persons, who on this very account
26     61, III  |            and foul slumber of two persons lying together, how much
27     61, V    |            if some of the perverse persons refuse to obey, let us follow
28     62, XIV  |         that the custom of certain persons is to be followed, who have
29     63, I    | sacrilegious persuasion of certain persons; when he ought to be making
30     63, III  |           any further, as unchaste persons, to have to do with modesty;
31     63, III  |           things sacred. That such persons may not return again to
32     63, IV   |         But if, among these insane persons, their incurable madness
33     67, I    |          God, who and what sort of persons ought to serve the altar
34     67, IV   |          priest. For that unworthy persons are sometimes ordained,
35     67, VI   |        held to be implicated; such persons attempt to claim for themselves
36     68, II   |           among lapsed and profane persons placed outside the Church,
37     68, V    |        haughty presumption of some persons; and the man who is honoured
38     68, V    |           many lapsed and penitent persons, and the communion vouchsafed
39     73, IV   |            cannot be among profane persons, and those who are without;
40     73, V    |       hands laid upon the baptized persons among them, for the reception
41     73, IX   |           there is no accepting of persons or distinctions; but what
42     74, XXVI |    question. They who contend that persons baptized among the heretics
43     75, II   |           to strangers and profane persons. And if it is a fountain
44     75, VI   |        intelligence, that the same persons who had then divided themselves
45     75, VI   |            be reckon among profane persons and Gentiles. For when first
46     75, X    |         denounced? or how can such persons justify and sanctify the
47     75, XIV  |        years, without accepting of persons, upon all the people of