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 1      1, III |      that will not let go their hold."~
 2      6, II  |     first encounter, you should hold fast your glory with a brave
 3     25, V   |         set before them. May He hold forth to us the divine arms,
 4     44, III |         them to acknowledge and hold the root and matrix of the
 5     50, II  |     afflicted, that I could not hold communion with those whom
 6     50, II  |        and heretical error laid hold of you, on your going forth
 7     51, Arg |   NAMELY, THAT OF CONTINUING TO HOLD COMMUNION WITH HIS BISHOP
 8     51, I   |      intimated that you did not hold communion with Novatian,
 9     51, VIII|         the Church who does not hold the unity of the Church.
10     51, XXIV|     emulation. But he could not hold the episcopate, even if
11     52, I   |        had been previously laid hold of in the persecution, and
12     62, I   |  voluntary will, since I always hold my mediocrity with lowly
13     66, I   |        the divine clemency, and hold the balance in governing
14     66, V   |  maintained, whose memory as we hold in honour, much more ought
15     66, V   |       manifest that he does not hold the truth of the Holy Spirit
16     67, I   |     wicked crimes, ought not to hold the episcopate and administer
17     67, V   | involved in great crimes should hold his bishopric, since the
18     67, IX  |       neglected, and who rashly hold communion with Basilides
19     69, I   |         although you yourselves hold thereupon the truth and
20     69, I   |      broken cisterns, which can hold no water." And again, sacred
21     70, III |       sitteth by, let the first hold his peace." In which place
22     71, I   |       to gather together and to hold a council, at which many
23     71, II  |      communicate as laymen, and hold it to be enough that they
24     72, II  |         so long as we ourselves hold a regard for our power,
25     72, II  |         us heretics. But we who hold the head and root of the
26     72, XI  |    fountains. If, therefore, we hold the right of our possession,
27     72, XXII|          that those catechumens hold the sound faith and truth
28     72, XXV |      has first been able to lay hold on baptism has equally also
29     72, XXV |   baptism has equally also laid hold on the Church; and you begin
30     73, VIII|      glory to God, who does not hold the unity and truth that
31     73, X   |    sitting by, the first should hold his peace." But there is
32     74, VII |     that which is greatest they hold one and the same agreement
33     74, VII |       sum, that they who do not hold the true Lord the Father
34     74, VII |     true Lord the Father cannot hold the truth either of the
35     75, III |     Church can neither have nor hold to the Church in any way.~
36     75, XII |      giver is sound, all things hold and may be con- summated
37     76, II  |    either envious or malignant, hold you here in its bonds and