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 1      1, I   |      once instructed by what we hear, and nourished by what we
 2      1, VIII|      have done in secret, or to hear what he may do. Adultery
 3      1, XVI |    although what you profitably hear delights your patience,
 4      5, III |         For I am grieved when I hear that some of them run about
 5      6, IV  |                       IV.~But I hear that some infect your number,
 6      6, IV  |      but as being a criminal! I hear that some are puffed up
 7      9, IV  |      instruct us. And you shall hear all things when the Lord,
 8     10, III |                III.~And since I hear, most brave and beloved
 9     10, IV  |        should be granted. For I hear that certificates are so
10     11, II  |                       II.~Yet I hear that certain of the presbyters,
11     20, I   |        if I should be worthy to hear myself named Celerinus;
12     20, II  |        whom themselves you will hear of their good works,--that
13     21, II  |     whom in a few days you will hear of me as a companion. For
14     22, II  |         I, when I have begun to hear the cases of each one and
15     31, I   |      arrive among you, let them hear all these matters from you;
16     33, II  |       which the brotherhood may hear of his virtues and of his
17     40, I   |    unlawful attempts, you shall hear everything most fully from
18     45, I   |       in them, we determined to hear from their own mouth and
19     50, II  |      you ought in simplicity to hear what was in my heart. I
20     51, IX  |        patiently and tolerantly hear that a rival prince was
21     51, XII |        not with facility either hear or believe whatever is currently
22     53, III |        If, according to what we hear, and desire, and believe
23     54, Arg | CORNELIUS IN THIS LETTER NOT TO HEAR THE CALUMNIES OF FELICISSIMUS
24     54, IV  |       all the people, when they hear, shall fear, and shall do
25     54, XIII|         for you. If ye will not hear, and if ye will not lay
26     61, IV  |        and all the people shall hear and fear, and do no more
27     62, XIV |         whom I am well pleased; hear ye Him." Wherefore, if Christ
28     64, I   |       all the people, when they hear, shall fear, and shall no
29     67, II  |         it is manifest God will hear.~
30     68, III |       all the people, when they hear, shall fear, and do no more
31     68, VIII| multitude of those who will not hear and obey may depart, yet
32     73, VIII|         for you: if ye will not hear, and if ye will not lay
33     74, XXVI|     himself ought deservedly to hear. We all bid you, for all
34     75, I   |     says, "But if he neglect to hear the Church, let him be unto
35     78, II  |        as much as we deserve to hear, but as much as you are
36     82, I   |         to Carthage, that I may hear from him what the emperors