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 1     30, VII |        But let all this be in the sacrament; in the law of their very
 2     41, I   |      itself, and, contrary to the sacrament once delivered of the divine
 3     51, XXI |        remains, and the undivided sacrament of the Catholic Church endures,
 4     54, II  |      first been associated in the sacrament of unity shall be they who
 5     58, IV  |      circumcision of the flesh, a sacrament was given beforehand in
 6     62      |        LXII. TO CAECILIUS, ON THE SACRAMENT OF THE CUP OF THE LORD.~
 7     62, Arg |            THE USE OF WINE IN THE SACRAMENT OF THE LORD'S BODY IS ILLUSTRATED;
 8     62, II  |          which is declared by the sacrament and testimony of all the
 9     62, III |           also, in respect of the sacrament in Noe, this same thing
10     62, IV  | Melchizedek we see prefigured the sacrament of the sacrifice of the
11     62, XI  |       silent in the Psalms on the sacrament of this thing, when He makes
12     62, XII |      water of wine, when even the sacrament of that thing ought to admonish
13     62, XII |          be contained also in the sacrament of the cup.~
14     62, XIII|          a spiritual and heavenly sacrament. Thus the cup of the Lord
15     62, XIII|          one bread; in which very sacrament our people are shown to
16     62, XIV |         so pertaining to the very sacrament of our Lord's passion and
17     62, XVI |        celebrate the truth of the sacrament in the presence of all the
18     71, I   |           if they be born of each sacrament; since it is written, "Except
19     72, V   |    suggests the Trinity, in whose sacrament the nations were to be baptized.
20     72, XI  | possession, if we acknowledge the sacrament of unity, wherefore are
21     72, XX  |           mutilate the rights and sacrament of that same truth, and
22     72, XXII|           are not deprived of the sacrament of baptism who are baptized
23     73, XI  |        the Church, he impugns the sacrament of the divine tradition.
24     73, XI  |         the divine tradition. The sacrament of which unity we see expressed
25     73, XI  |      summary has he set forth the sacrament of unity! For as, in that
26     73, XI  |         the Lord according to the sacrament of the one ark.~
27     74, IX  |        the latter deceives in the sacrament of baptism. Both strive
28     74, X   |         the Lord, not without the sacrament of the accustomed utterance;
29     74, XIII|           a carnal washing, not a sacrament of baptism.~
30     74, XIV |         is one, and declaring the sacrament of His unity, says, "He
31     74, XV  |         was nothing else than the sacrament of the Church of Christ,
32     74, XVII|           and assert that, by the sacrament of baptism, the filth of
33     74, XXV |          and to rebel against the sacrament and the faith with the madness
34     75, IV  |        since it is written of the sacrament of the passover, and of
35     75, VI  |            how inseparable is the sacrament of unity, and how hopeless
36     75, XII |          divine gifts. For in the sacrament of salvation the contagion
37     75, XIV |         which equality we see the sacrament celebrated in Exodus, when
38     75, XV  |           And that that sea was a sacrament of baptism, the blessed
39     76, II  |           Christ acknowledges the sacrament of his salvation: redeemed