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 1      3      |     PRESBYTERS AND DEACONS ABIDING AT ROME. A.D. 250.~
 2      3, I   |          deacons, brethren abiding at Rome, sends, greeting. When the
 3     14      |              AND DEACONS ASSEMBLED AT ROME. ~
 4     14, Arg |               THEREIN, HAVING SENT TO ROME FOR HIS JUSTIFICATION, COPIES
 5     14, I   |              and deacons assembled at Rome, greeting. Havingascertained,
 6     20, Arg |              OF HIS LAPSED SISTERS AT ROME, BESEECHES PEACE FROM THE
 7     22      |              TO THE CLERGY ABIDING AT ROME, CONCERNING MANY OF THE
 8     22, I   |     presbyters and deacons abiding at Rome, his brethren, greeting.
 9     23      |                ON THE LETTERS SENT TO ROME, AND ABOUT THE APPOINTMENT
10     23, Arg |           WHAT CYPRIAN HAD WRITTEN TO ROME.~
11     28      |     PRESBYTERS AND DEACONS ABIDING AT ROME.~
12     28, I   |     presbyters and deacons abiding at Rome, his brethren, greeting.
13     29      |     PRESBYTERS AND DEACONS ABIDING AT ROME, TO CYPRIAN.~
14     29, I   |     presbyters and deacons abiding at Rome, to Father Cyprian, greeting.
15     30, I   |     presbyters and deacons abiding at Rome, greeting. Although a mind
16     31      |             ABOUT THE LETTERS SENT TO ROME, AND RECEIVED THENCE.~
17     31, I   |               to the clergy acting at Rome, and what they have replied
18     48, II  |               tempest sailing also to Rome to overthrow the Church,
19     48, II  |             loving one another. Since Rome from her greatness plainly
20     51, V   |            also I wrote very fully to Rome, to the clergy who were
21     51, VI  |      unsatisfactory, we also wrote to Rome, to Cornelius our colleague,
22     51, VIII|           then present in the city of Rome, who sent to us letters
23     51, IX  |            that he intrepidly sate at Rome in the sacerdotal chair
24     51, IX  |             of God was established at Rome. Is not this man, dearest
25     54, XI  | excommunicated by us), they sailed to Rome with the reward of their
26     66, Arg |             OF THE OFFENDER, ALIKE BY ROME AND CARTHAGE, ENABLE THE
27     67, V   |               own confession, went to Rome and deceived Stephen our
28     73, II  |           whose master Cerdon came to Rome,--while Hyginus was still
29     74, VI  |              But that they who are at Rome do not observe those things
30     75, Arg |            SUCCESSION OF CORNELIUS AT ROME IS KNOWN, AS THE CHURCH
31     81      |              THE TIDINGS BROUGHT FROM ROME, TELLING OF THE PERSECUTION.~
32     81, Arg |            THE BISHOP HAD SUFFERED AT ROME ON THE EIGHTH OF THE IDES