Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, I   |         to enjoy the annual and appointed respite of the declining
 2      2, III |       in the least, and will be appointed ruler over ten cities. May
 3     20, I   |     especially to those who are appointed for the confession of Christ.
 4     20, III |        until a bishop should be appointed. But, as far as possible,
 5     30, V   |     noble memory, had no bishop appointed as yet, on account of the
 6     33, V   |       these for the present are appointed readers, because it was
 7     34, I   |         the presbyter should be appointed in the number of Carthaginian
 8     36, I   |       courageous brethren in my appointed ministry. But I beseech
 9     39, III |     moreover by all the bishops appointed either in our province or
10     39, V   |       scattereth. Whatsoever is appointed by human madness, so that
11     40, II  |      another can by no means be appointed. Thus, if they consult their
12     41, I   |     itself worse and worse, has appointed a bishop for itself, and,
13     44, IV  |      them also when elected and appointed by His good-will and help,
14     47, I   |         and that Zetus has been appointed bishop in his room, and
15     48, II  |       factiousness and ambition appointed his attendant Felicissimus
16     51, XXII|       repenteth Him of the evil appointed." In the Psalms, also, we
17     51, XXIV|         the unity which God has appointed, and says, "Bearing with
18     53, II  |        And, as the Eucharist is appointed for this very purpose that
19     54, VI  |   constrained--when a bishop is appointed into the place of one deceased,
20     54, IX  |        the names of the bishops appointed there, who with wholesome
21     54, X   |         he himself had formerly appointed a pseudo-bishop outside
22     54, XI  |       who came to Carthage, and appointed Fortunatus as the associate
23     54, XIV |        false bishop having been appointed for them by, heretics--to
24     61, IV  |     therefore, a due time being appointed, let her afterwards, when
25     61, IV  |  hearken to His judges who were appointed for the time. And then indeed
26     62, X   |       and sent by the Lord, and appointed a preacher of the Gospel
27     62, XIV |     else than what was divinely appointed! For if Jesus Christ, our
28     63, V   | Catholic Church, which has been appointed one and alone by the Lord;
29     64, III |       overseers; while apostles appointed for themselves deacons after
30     66, II  |    letter to our fellow-bishops appointed in Gaul, not to suffer any
31     67, IV  |         commands a priest to be appointed in the presence of all the
32     67, VI  |        and with all the bishops appointed throughout the whole world,
33     68, I   |        that his priests are not appointed in the Church by God, nor
34     68, VI  |     whom no divine judgment has appointed, but on whom an abandoned
35     69, I   |      since there is one baptism appointed in the holy Church. And
36     69, III |      Spirit, because he that is appointed without is not endowed with
37     72, I   |         is one baptism which is appointed in the Catholic Church;
38     72, VII |       the Church, and whence He appointed and showed the source of
39     72, XIV |      faith or baptism, or if he appointed that perfidious and blasphemous
40     75, VI  |      and, forsaking their king, appointed for themselves another one
41     76, I   |         the limits of the place appointed me did not restrain me,
42     80, II  |        the world it has been so appointed that righteousness should
43     80, II  |        Lord also in Himself has appointed an example, teaching that