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 1      1, XVI  |                since this is a holiday rest, and a time of leisure,
 2      2, I    |                his withdrawal, and the rest of the disciples did likewise.~
 3      4, Arg  |         WANTING TO PRISONERS OR TO THE REST OF THE POOR; AND FURTHER,
 4      6, III  |            been made an example to the rest of the brethren, to observe
 5      8, II   |           having become leaders to the rest in overcoming their tortures,
 6      8, III  |            only beseech but exhort the rest of you, that you all should
 7     12, II   |              also by your presence the rest of the people who are lapsed,
 8     14, III  |            different. The cases of the rest, even although they might
 9     15       |            MOYSES AND MAXIMUS, AND THE REST OF THE CONFESSORS.~
10     20, II   |               will grieve with all the rest for our sisters whom you
11     20, III  |             will refer the case to the rest of your colleagues, your
12     21, II   |             precept of Paulus, and the rest of the martyrs whose names
13     22, IV   |          Maximus, Nicostratus, and the rest, sent to Saturninus and
14     24       |             MOYSES AND MAXIMUS AND THE REST OF THE CONFESSORS.~
15     29, I    |                 that there was not any rest given to you in such necessities
16     31, I    |      Nicostratus, the deacons, and the rest of the confessors that with
17     32, I    |            should be an example to the rest for ecclesiastical discipline,
18     34, I    |           preserved) together with the rest. He himself, half consumed,
19     41, III  |        brethren. To set this matter at rest, we judged it necessary
20     44, IV   |              by all. That we, with the rest of our colleagues, may steadily
21     45, II   |                take his own place; the rest we received with great approbation
22     48, IV   |               patience, will unite the rest with us. I bid you, dearest
23     51, V    |         Maximus the presbyter, and the rest who were then shut up in
24     53, III  |                We grant peace, not for rest, but for the field of battle.
25     54, XXI  |                       XXI.~But for the rest, let our most beloved brethren
26     54, XXIII|                 being present with the rest, also receive the very joyous
27     60, II   |              can be assisted among the rest who are maintained by the
28     63, I    |                neither shall they have rest day nor night, who worship
29     65, II   |                example be given to the rest of the brethren, that no
30     66, Arg  |              FROM THE COMMUNION OF THE REST OF THE BISHOPS, CYPRIAN
31     66, III  |           peace; and certainly let the rest who remain be helped, who
32     66, V    |               the Holy Spirit with the rest, whom we observe to think
33     70, III  |              two or three, and let the rest judge. But if anything be
34     72, XXIV |             they seem also to have the rest. But further, when they
35     76, I    | fellow-presbyters and deacons, and the rest of the brethren in the mines,
36     78       |             THE SAME OF LUCIUS AND THE REST OF THE MARTYRS.~
37     79       |               JADER, POLIANUS, AND THE REST OF THE MARTYRS, TO CYPRIAN.~
38     80, I    |                and Rogatianus, and the rest of the confessors in the
39     81, Arg  |               INTIMATE THE SAME TO THE REST OF HIS COLLEAGUES, THAT
40     81, II   |             known by your means to the rest of our colleagues, that
41     82, II   |              than profess. But for the rest, what it is fitting that