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 1      1, IV   |     earth earthly, but had now begun to be of God, and was animated
 2      1, V    |      you only be what you have begun to be, liberty and power
 3      1, V    |        of what we have already begun to be, the Spirit that we
 4      1, X    |     and whatever is public has begun to be allowed. What can
 5      1, XV   |      which the Holy Spirit has begun to make His abode, is of
 6      6, II   |         and that what you have begun to be with such a blessed
 7      8, III  |        of old by the prophets, begun by the Lord, waged by the
 8      9, Arg  | PRECIPITATION, WHO HAD ALREADY BEGUN TO COMMUNICATE WITH THE
 9     10, I    |     persecution we should have begun to meet with our clergy,
10     11, II   |      his dignity, have already begun to communicate with the
11     14, I    | presence, the tumult which had begun might be still further provoked.
12     14, II   | precipitation, who had already begun to communicate with the
13     14, III  |     several bishops shall have begun to assemble into one place,
14     19, I    |  lifted themselves up and have begun to stand with Christ. And
15     21, II   |       here, since the Lord has begun to give peace to the Church
16     22, II   |         because I, when I have begun to hear the cases of each
17     22, III  | seditious practice has already begun to appear; for in our province,
18     23, I    |   advice of all of us had been begun, has, upon urgent necessity,
19     24, I    |      of the fight; thence have begun good auspices of victory.
20     25, III  |        own blood? Than to have begun to love one's punishments,
21     48, I    |     learnt ourselves, and have begun to teach and to instruct
22     50, II   |     with those whom once I had begun to love. After the schismatical
23     51, Arg  |     LETTERS FROM NOVATIAN, HAD BEGUN TO BE DISPOSED IN HIS MIND
24     51, II   |       letters of Novatian, had begun to waver. For although previously
25     51, XXIV |      what they have unlawfully begun, but that they immediately
26     52, III  |     their own people, and have begun to come to me, I will consider
27     54, IV   |    priest?"--although they had begun to be sacrilegious, and
28     54, XXIII|      the brotherhood there has begun to recognise what and how
29     61, IV   |      now that circumcision has begun to be of the spirit among
30     63, IV   |        the blindness which has begun shall remain in its deep
31     66, IV   |         Since then Marcian has begun to be of these, and, allying
32     67, VIII |        see to it, who have now begun to rise in the Church against
33     72, XXV  |        being anticipated, have begun to be last, and by yielding
34     76, II   |         and ill-used, you have begun by sufferings of that kind,
35     76, II   |     yield gold and silver have begun to receive them? Moreover,