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 1     66, I   |         Cyprian to his brother Stephen, greeting. Faustinus our
 2     67, Arg |       DURING THE EPISCOPATE OF STEPHEN.~
 3     67, V   |      went to Rome and deceived Stephen our colleague, placed at
 4     69, Arg |        A SUBSEQUENT EPISTLE TO STEPHEN; "THAT WHAT HERETICS USE
 5     71      |                       LXXI. TO STEPHEN, CONCERNING A COUNCIL.~
 6     71, Arg |        A CERTAIN COUNCIL TELLS STEPHEN, THE ROMAN BISHOP, THAT
 7     71, I   |         Cyprian and others, to Stephen their brother, greeting.
 8     73      |         AGAINST THE EPISTLE OF STEPHEN ABOUT THE BAPTISM OF HERETICS.~
 9     73, Arg |      HE PLAINLY SIGNIFIES THAT STEPHEN, WHO, AS WE LEARN, WAS THEN
10     73, I   |     you have desired that what Stephen our brother replied to my
11     73, IV  |        teaching of our brother Stephen, which may afford us a suitable
12     73, VII |       obstinacy of our brother Stephen broken forth to such an
13     74      | CYPRIAN, AGAINST THE LETTER OF STEPHEN. A.D. 256.~
14     74, Arg |      AS MAY BE SUSPECTED, THAT STEPHEN HAD ALSO WRITTEN ANOTHER
15     74, II  |     this matter give thanks to Stephen, that it has now happened
16     74, II  |     this benefit on account of Stephen, certainly Stephen has not
17     74, II  |  account of Stephen, certainly Stephen has not done anything deserving
18     74, III |      things which were done by Stephen be passed by for the present,
19     74, V   |       indeed, as respects what Stephen has said, as though the
20     74, VI  |       Catholic Church, such as Stephen has now dared to make; breaking
21     74, VII |       answered that part where Stephen said in his letter that
22     74, VIII|                   VIII.~And as Stephen and those who agree with
23     74, XI  |   through means of a woman? Do Stephen and they who agree with
24     74, XII |      the meaning of that which Stephen would assert, that the presence
25     74, XIV |     God; unless, as appears to Stephen, heresy indeed brings them
26     74, XVII|     open and manifest folly of Stephen, that he who so boasts of
27     74, XVII|       have yet a zeal for God. Stephen, who announces that he holds
28     74, XIX |        are able to say against Stephen, that when you knew the
29     74, XXII|        of the whole world. And Stephen is not ashamed to assert
30     74, XXV |         XXV.~How carefully has Stephen fulfilled these salutary
31     74, XXVI|      at all in common. And yet Stephen is not ashamed to afford