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 1      2, III |        sin. And there are other matters which are incumbent on you,
 2      5, I   |       consult together on those matters which are required by the
 3      5, III |              III.~These several matters, I pray you, suggest to
 4      7, VII |        to conceal these special matters, nor to hide them alone
 5      7, VII |       in my own consciousness,--matters by which each one of us
 6     11, II  |        much more ought all such matters as these to be observed
 7     20, III |       be indulgent in all these matters.~
 8     22, Arg |         BETTER UNDERSTAND THESE MATTERS, CYPRIAN TAKES CARE THAT
 9     22, III |        to my clergy about these matters, and, moreover, what Caldonius,
10     26, II  |     will respond to each of the matters that you have written, having
11     27, III |        the Church, but that all matters being in a sound state,
12     28, I   |      knowledge nothing of those matters which are transacted among
13     30, Arg |     ROMAN CLERGY ENTER INTO THE MATTERS WHICH THEY HAD SPOKEN OF
14     30, VIII|     this middle course in these matters, we for a long time, and
15     31, I   |         let them hear all these matters from you; and if they wish
16     31, I   |        all. But about the other matters which were to be dealt with,
17     35, I   |       therefore, you write that matters are arranged, and that I
18     39, VII |      arrange as to complete the matters which require to be done
19     40, I   |       collect into a letter the matters in which they have been
20     44, II  |         of ours, having reduced matters there to peace, or, having
21     45, I   |        And when these and other matters had been charged upon them,
22     49, I   |      having passed by all other matters, and reserved them to God'
23     50, IV  |                   IV.~All which matters you can look into thoroughly,
24     51, II  |       the sacrificers. In which matters, indeed, if you are anxiously
25     54, IX  |      our colleague, among other matters which were to be brought
26     54, XIX |       Lord who protects him. It matters nothing to us by whom, or
27     61, I   |        chaste. Concerning which matters, since you have desired
28     62, III |         the youngest; and other matters which it is not necessary
29     65, I   |        by worldly anxieties and matters; but in the honour of the
30     67, Arg |   ALLUDES BY THE WAY TO CERTAIN MATTERS ABOUT THE ANCIENT RITE OF
31     67, II  |         divine precepts; nor in matters of this kind can human indulgence
32     70, III | instructed, especially in those matters which pertain to the unity
33     71, I   |        the arranging of certain matters, dearest brother, and for
34     72, XIII|       sought after in spiritual matters which has been revealed
35     72, XV  |   transact spiritual and divine matters, who are the enemies of
36     72, XXV |       dangerous it is in divine matters, that any one should depart
37     73, I   |         of God. For among other matters, which were either haughtily
38     74, IV  |       together to arrange those matters which are committed to our
39     74, V   |    other new and more important matters hostile to faith and truth.
40     74, VI  |      other sacraments of divine matters, he may see that there are
41     74, VII |         although in some lesser matters they differ, yet in that
42     74, XIII|   briefly run through the other matters also, which were spoken
43     74, XVII|     partaker with them in other matters also, to meet together with