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 1     23, Arg |   INFORMED BY THIS LETTER OF THE ORDINATION OF SATURUS AND OPTATUS,
 2     32      |     CLERGY AND PEOPLE, ABOUT THE ORDINATION OF AURELIUS AS A READER.~
 3     32, II  |       higher degrees of clerical ordination and larger increase. But,
 4     33      |     CLERGY AND PEOPLE, ABOUT THE ORDINATION OF CELERINUS AS READER.~
 5     34      |           TO THE SAME, ABOUT THE ORDINATION OF NUMIDICUS AS PRESBYTER.~
 6     40      |    REFUSAL TO RECEIVE NOVATIAN'S ORDINATION.~
 7     40, Arg |         NOVATIAN TO INTIMATE HIS ORDINATION TO THE CHURCH OF CARTHAGE
 8     40, I   |        wickedness of an unlawful ordination made in opposition to the
 9     40, I   |         who were present at your ordination, in order that, when they
10     41      |        CYPRIAN'S APPROVAL OF HIS ORDINATION, AND CONCERNING FELICISSIMUS.~
11     41, Arg |       HESITATION BELIEVED IN THE ORDINATION OF CORNELIUS, UNTIL HE RECEIVED
12     41, II  |      letters, and intimated your ordination to the episcopate, in the
13     41, III |         who were present at your ordination at that place, we did not
14     41, IV  |   brethren there; declaring your ordination, and the course of the whole
15     44, III |  authority for the proof of your ordination, and so at length every
16     44, IV  |      glorious innocence, of your ordination might be known by all. That
17     51, VIII|        us letters concerning his ordination, honourable and laudatory,
18     51, VIII|           and he cannot have the ordination of the Church who does not
19     65, I   |        doings! The form of which ordination and engagement the Levites
20     65, I   |         are promoted by clerical ordination in the Church of the Lord
21     67, IV  |     instructs and shows that the ordination of priests ought not to
22     67, IV  |         may be declared, and the ordination, which shall have been examined
23     67, IV  |         legitimate and righteous ordination are displeasing to God,
24     67, V   |           was done by you in the ordination of our colleague Sabinus;
25     67, V   |        Neither can it rescind an ordination rightly perfected, that
26     67, VI  |         were prohibited from the ordination of the clergy, and from
27     68, IV  |         rulers, who by vicarious ordination succeed to the apostles: "
28     71, I   |     arising as these do from the ordination of the divine appointment;
29     71, II  |        the heretics by a profane ordination by the hands of false bishops
30     71, II  |          to retain those arms of ordination and honour with which they
31     73, VIII|         deliver to the devil the ordination of the Gospel, the appointment
32     74, XVI |   succeeded to them by vicarious ordination. But the enemies of the
33     74, XXII| themselves the power of clerical ordination, had baptized, are to be
34     75, III |          bishop Fabian by lawful ordination, and whom, beside the honour
35     75, V   |      Church of God by successive ordination,--succeeding to no one,
36     75, VIII|     condescension of God and the ordination of the Lord, and claimed