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 1      5, I   |       all:--which advantages an account will be given you by our
 2      6, Arg |      THEM, WHO, BEING EXILED ON ACCOUNT OF THE FAITH, WERE NOT AFRAID
 3      6, III |     from God, as those on whose account "the name of God is blasphemed
 4     14, Arg |           Argument.~HE GIVES AN ACCOUNT OF HIS WITHDRAWAL AND OF
 5     14, I   |         wherein I might give an account to you of my doings, my
 6     16, I   |        all, concerning whom the account of what they have done since
 7     17, Arg |                    Argument.~NO ACCOUNT IS TO BE MADE OF CERTIFICATES
 8     17, I   |       those concerning whom the account of what they have done since
 9     22, I   |      explained, and some slight account was given of my discipline
10     22, II  |      added indeed, "of whom the account of what they have done since
11     22, III |     facility, is mischievous on account of the dislike that he causes
12     25, I   |        and manifold sorrows, on account of the present desolations
13     30, V   |     bishop appointed as yet, on account of the difficulties of affairs
14     30, V   |     this kind, and who can take account of those who are lapsed,
15     41, III | themselves will have to give an account to the Lord of the dissension
16     44, IV  |     written to us, and from the account and from the testimonies
17     45, I   |       the presbyters to give an account of what they had done, and
18     47, Arg |      CORNELIUS GIVES CYPRIAN AN ACCOUNT OF THE FACTION OF NOVATIAN.~
19     48, III |      consciousness of crime. On account of this he regarded it as
20     51, III |         desired, my brother, an account of the matter in few words.
21     51, XV  |      wounded sheep, and that on account of a single wounded one
22     51, XVII|   afterwards be put to death on account of the name, still, being
23     51, XXI |        and will have to give an account of his purposes to the Lord.~
24     53, V   |       sisters, he shall give an account to the Lord in the day of
25     54, II  |     adversary and enemy on that account greater than Christ, because
26     54, III |       discipline is not on that account to be forsaken, nor priestly
27     54, VI  |  written this letter to you, on account of the sacrifices which,
28     54, XIV |      and govern, having to give account of his doing to the Lord;
29     54, XV  |    while we, meanwhile, by whom account is to be given to the Lord,
30     58, V   |        more easily on this very account to the reception of the
31     58, VI  |       persons, who on this very account deserve more from our help
32     63, I   |         first place, on his own account, who, wretched man that
33     64, I   |         by the Jewish people on account of his age, as you are now,
34     67, II  |       him He heareth." On which account it is fitting, that with
35     67, III |        in their sins." On which account a people obedient to the
36     68, VIII|        written also, that on my account the Church has now a portion
37     71, III |       free, as he shall give an account of his conduct to the Lord.
38     72, XXIV|  baptism; nay, but on this very account they are rather driven to
39     72, XXV |        baptized. But if on that account a heretic could obtain the
40     73, VIII|       we discharge, whether the account can be satisfactory in the
41     73, IX  |    antiquity of error. On which account, let us forsake the error
42     74, II  |       favour of this benefit on account of Stephen, certainly Stephen
43     74, VI  |      and names. And yet on this account there is no departure at
44     75, XVII|      right, as he shall give an account of his own doings to the
45     75, XVII|      Every one of us shall give account for himself: let us not
46     76, II  |         which is illustrious on account of Christ's name. All that