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 1      1, VIII |      will behold what may well cause you grief and shame. It
 2      5, III  |  deacons or by presbyters, but cause that, by the wicked and
 3      7, I    |    them on the rack until they cause them to abandon their faith,
 4      9, IV   |        and have to plead their cause both before me and before
 5     13, II   |     envious (since this is the cause not of a few, nor of one
 6     17, I    |      and so to assume a common cause for my own decision. And
 7     20, III  |      has not sacrificed. Their cause having been lately heard,
 8     27, II   |      They who call you happy s cause you to err, and destroy
 9     27, III  |       communion, and plead the cause of his rashness before all
10     29, II   |      forward against their own cause the very thing which they
11     30, VIII |   withheld from us by God, the cause of such as are able to bear
12     35, I    |  heathens, and I should be the cause of breaking the peace, who
13     41, IV   |      so far as pertains to the cause of certain presbyters here,
14     44, IV   |   Fortunatus, both the needful cause and the right order, and
15     48, I    |   Apostle Paul says, "For this cause shall a man leave his father
16     48, III  |        coming on, on which his cause was to be dealt with before
17     51, III  |        clear my own person and cause in your eyes, lest any should
18     51, X    | associated with us those whose cause had been heard, and whose
19     51, XX   |  martyrdoms will fail for this cause, that repentance is relaxed
20     53, IV   |       sheep of their hand, and cause them to cease from feeding
21     54, X    |    that he wished to plead his cause before us in the council
22     54, XII  |       wickedness, in which the cause is not mine, nor man's,
23     54, XIII |   might be saved. And for this cause God shall send them strong
24     54, XIV  |       but there to plead their cause, where they may be able
25     61, II   |         Certainly let them not cause a scandal to the brethren
26     61, II   |        it is written, "If meat cause my brother to offend, I
27     62, XVIII|       froth his neighbour, and cause my people to err by their
28     66, IV   |      flock at their hands, and cause them to cease from feeding
29     72, Arg  |   AVAIL FOR THE DEFENCE OF HIS CAUSE. MOREOVER, HE SENDS JUBAIANUS
30     73, I    |   endeavouring to maintain the cause of heretics against Christians,
31     74, II   |      as though he had been the cause of such great advantages,
32     74, X    |        promised that she would cause the earth to be shaken.
33     80, IV   |        highest results, He may cause those whom He has made to