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 1      1, IV   |    accomplishment, what had been thought impossible, to be capable
 2      1, XII  |          by the anxiety of vague thought, lest the robber should
 3      8, II   |          deliver you up, take no thought what ye shall speak: for
 4     27, III  |        wished me to reply what I thought concerning Philumenus and
 5     29, I    |        those from whom they have thought fit to ask for the peace,
 6     29, II   |         they had sacrificed they thought that they should not have,
 7     29, II   |        the very thing which they thought made for them. For if the
 8     29, II   |         them. For if the martyrs thought that peace was to be granted
 9     29, II   | proclaims, the most holy martyrs thought that a proper measure of
10     30, Arg  |      LETTER OF CYPRIAN, WHICH IS THOUGHT NOT TO BE EXTANT, AND FROM
11     30, I    |          the same way we are all thought to have laboured in that
12     30, III  |         certificates, as if they thought that they would escape those
13     30, VIII |       from other provinces, have thought that nothing new was to
14     41, IV   |     their letters what they have thought and what they have pronounced.
15     46, II   |       our brethren, so that they thought they were following the
16     51, VII  |      necessity of the times, and thought that the safety of the many
17     51, XXI  |     bishops here in our province thought that peace was not to be
18     52, Arg  |         SPACE OF THREE YEARS, HE THOUGHT THEY SHOULD BE RECEIVED;
19     52, I    |         three years: of whom you thought it right to consult whether
20     53, IV   |          deliver you up, take no thought what ye shall speak; for
21     54, III  |          into his earth, and his thought shall perish." And again: "
22     54, XVI  |         defence. let us see what thought they have of making satisfaction,
23     58, Arg  |          CORRECTION OF THOSE WHO THOUGHT THAT AN INFANT MUST NOT
24     58, II   |    within the eighth day, we all thought very differently in our
25     58, II   |         in this course which you thought was to be taken, no one
26     60, I    |        reverence for me you have thought that I should be consulted,
27     61, I    |          to you, and say what we thought of those virgins who, after
28     62, I    |           did and taught, I have thought it as well a religious as
29     62, XIV  |         to be followed, who have thought in thee past that water
30     62, XIV  |     another before us may have I thought was to be done, but what
31     69, I    |         rule, yet since you have thought that of our mutual love
32     71, I    |       brother, greeting. We have thought it necessary for the arranging
33     72, I    | expressed in our letters what we thought on this matter, I have,
34     72, IV   |          to what he believed," I thought that this topic was not
35     72, XIV  |          but let them show if he thought anything was to be conceded
36     72, XV   |       consider what the apostles thought about heretics, we shall
37     72, XVIII|      denies the Father should be thought to have the Son, although
38     72, XXVI |          If any man, however, is thought to be contentious, we have
39     73, II   |          that they should not be thought worthy of being condemned
40     74, II   |         For neither can Judas be thought worthy by his perfidy and
41     74, X    |       that that which was before thought holy, was indeed a most
42     75, XII  |        also, dearest son, what I thought of those who obtain God'
43     75, XVI  |       baptized in the Church are thought to have attained less of
44     76, V    |          deliver you up, take no thought how or what ye shall speak;
45     80, III  |          at the moment; but they thought on that glory. of eternal
46     82, Arg  |  WITHDREW. AND LEST IT SHOULD BE THOUGHT THAT HE HAD DONE SO FROM