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 1      8, II  |        himself should soon be a sacrifice for the Lord's sake, he
 2      9, II  |         could be so without the sacrifice of our brethren's safety,
 3     18, I   |       dragged by her husband to sacrifice, and (with no conscience
 4     20, III |      herself that she might not sacrifice; but she appears only to
 5     48, II  |  condemn the hands of those who sacrifice, when he himself is more
 6     51, XIII|     good-will to the abominable sacrifice, and one who, after long
 7     51, XIV |        bishop, that we must not sacrifice to idols, that the servant
 8     51, XIV |        that I am not allowed to sacrifice, that I cannot come to the
 9     54, IX  |         that he was polluted by sacrifice, or by receiving a certificate,
10     54, XIII|        and angry with those who sacrifice, and when He threatens eternal
11     62, I   |     founder and teacher of this sacrifice, did and taught, I have
12     62, IV  | prefigured the sacrament of the sacrifice of the Lord, according to
13     62, IV  | assuredly this coming from that sacrifice and thence descending; that
14     62, IV  |     Jesus Christ, who offered a sacrifice to God the Father, and offered
15     62, IV  |          the figure of Christ's sacrifice precedes, namely, as ordained
16     62, V   |   before the type of the Lord's sacrifice, making mention of the immolated
17     62, IX  |         the cup, nor the Lord's sacrifice celebrated with a legitimate
18     62, IX  |         unless our oblation and sacrifice respond to His passion.
19     62, IX  |        of His Father, if in the sacrifice of God the Father and of
20     62, XIV |         followed. For if in the sacrifice which Christ offered none
21     62, XIV |         first offered Himself a sacrifice to the Father, and has commanded
22     62, XIV |     then offers a true and full sacrifice in the Church to God the
23     62, XVI |      day, that the very hour of sacrifice might show the setting and
24     62, XVI |       of my hands be an evening sacrifice." But we celebrate the resurrection
25     62, XVII|       the Lord's passion is the sacrifice which we offer), we ought
26     63, II  |    those who obey the devil and sacrifice to idols, how does he think
27     63, II  |       can be transferred to the sacrifice of God and the prayer of
28     63, II  |      the priests to approach to sacrifice even if they have been in
29     65, Arg |       MADE FOR HIM, OR THAT THE SACRIFICE SHOULD BE CELEBRATED FOR
30     65, II  |        be made for him, nor any sacrifice be celebrated for his repose.
31     67, III |        been contaminated by the sacrifice of a profane and unrighteous
32     74, X   |         Eucharist, and to offer sacrifice to the Lord, not without
33     74, XVII|      appoint a common altar and sacrifice.~
34     76, III |       you celebrate and offer a sacrifice to God equally precious
35     76, III |  Scripture speaks, saying, "The sacrifice of God is a broken spirit;
36     76, III |        despise." You offer this sacrifice to God; you celebrate this
37     76, III |         God; you celebrate this sacrifice without intermission day
38     76, III |    present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God.
39     78, III |   Quirinus and from yourself, a sacrifice from every clean thing.
40     80, II  |    again, "A broken spirit is a sacrifice to God: a contrite and humble
41     80, II  |          and received them as a sacrifice of a burnt-offering, and