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 1      1, XI   |       exhausted the fortune are known,--expenses by which the
 2      3, I    |      that by your means is made known to me, not only what is
 3      5, II   |         which I have abundantly known, in this letter I both exhort
 4     10, IV   |   yourselves see, whom you have known, whose penitence you see
 5     16, I    |         rescript should be made known by you to the other bishops
 6     17, I    |      which they wish to be made known by me to all my colleagues,
 7     24, I    |         greeting. I had already known from rumour, most brave
 8     30, V    |        when so great a crime is known to have gone forth, and
 9     31, I    |      they have replied, be made known to our brethren. And, moreover,
10     37, I    |         of which I had formerly known a good deal, he has now,
11     37, II   |      and rapines, which we have known by the clearest truth, the
12     44, IV   |        your ordination might be known by all. That we, with the
13     45, I    | deceived, and that they had not known what was in those letters;
14     45, II   |     scattered. Their will being known, a great concourse of the
15     47, I    |        be taken that it be made known to all our co-bishops and
16     48, II   |       of swelling pride; always known with bad repute to the bishops
17     52, II   |        wanting to those who are known to have stood in the ranks
18     54, XVI  |       addition, since they have known their own conscience, they
19     54, XVI  |         now, being sufficiently known to all, and everywhere excluded
20     62, XVII |   passion, let us do what it is known the Lord did. And let this
21     67, V    |     people, who have most fully known the life of each one, and
22     70, II   |   repentance upon those who are known to have been baptized in
23     72, XVII |   Father who sent must be first known, then afterwards Christ,
24     72, XVII |      when God the Father is not known, nay, is even blasphemed,
25     74, V    |      this, when it is even well known that these heresies themselves,
26     74, XXIII|       as soon as their error is known, come over to you from them
27     75, Arg  |         OF CORNELIUS AT ROME IS KNOWN, AS THE CHURCH MAY BE KNOWN.
28     75, Arg  |     KNOWN, AS THE CHURCH MAY BE KNOWN. IN THE SECOND PART (WHICH
29     75, I    |        and antichrists, who are known to have departed from charity
30     78, II   |        yours which we have ever known, and in accordance with
31     80, III  |         king! But if not, be it known unto thee, O king, that
32     81, II   |        these things may be made known by your means to the rest