Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, VI   |      admitted to be a crime, is called a virtue when it is committed
 2     11, III  |         of my co-bishops, being called together according to the
 3     20, I    |       the lowest place I may be called by you yours, or brother,
 4     20, III  |       this latter I have always called Etecusa--God is my witness,--
 5     21, I    |         I shall be worthy to be called so) colleague in Christ,
 6     21, I    |        if I may be worthy to be called your brother," of a man
 7     21, II   |       was still in the body, he called me and said to me: "Lucian,
 8     21, II   |         any one, after my being called away, shall ask for peace
 9     22, III  |       the apostle whom the Lord called a chosen vessel unto Him,
10     22, III  |      soon removed from Him that called you into the grace of Christ,
11     26, I    |      number of the lapsed to be called the Church; since it is
12     40, I    |         sentence of many, to be called into question any further
13     48, I    |       no longer either be or be called a confessor of Christ who
14     54, XXIII|   confession, who perchance has called you back for this purpose,
15     62, IX   |     that that was wine which He called His blood. Whence it appears
16     62, X    |      soon removed from Him that called you into grace, unto another
17     62, XIV  |       teach men so, he shall be called the least in the kingdom
18     64, II   |     also to he humble, He still called him a priest whom He knew
19     65, I    | services might in no respect be called away, nor be compelled to
20     65, I    |       Church of the Lord may be called off in no respect from the
21     67, IV   |    their Acts: "And they twelve called together," it says, "the
22     68, I    |         I.~Cyprian, who is also called Thascius, to Florentius,
23     69, III  |     Lord's adversaries, and are called antichrists, can give the
24     72, XV   |       the Church of Christ, are called adversaries by Christ Himself,
25     72, XVIII|         against Him whom Christ called His Lord and His God, is
26     72, XVIII|        the same Father, whom He called "greater" than Himself,
27     73, II   |         everywhere heretics are called nothing else than adversaries
28     74, VII  |         which also they who are called Cataphrygians, and endeavour
29     74, XXIV |       vocation wherewith ye are called, with all lowliness and
30     74, XXIV |      one Spirit, even as ye are called in one hope of your calling;
31     75, I    |     specially separated; but he called all who had gone out from
32     75, XIV  |        once more, when each was called to receive a penny, wherefore
33     75, XV   |       wicked spirits, which are called scorpions and serpents,
34     76, VI   |       do and teach so, shall be called the greatest in the kingdom
35     78, I    |    before our suffering we were called forth by you to glory, who