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 1     25, VI  |        that, in the duty of your episcopate, although in the meantime
 2     39, I   |         ancient venom against my episcopate, that is, against your suffrage
 3     41, II  | intimated your ordination to the episcopate, in the ears of every one.
 4     44, IV  |     truth as the dignity of your episcopate has been established in
 5     51, VIII|         a sudden attained to the episcopate; but, promoted through all
 6     51, VIII|       did not either ask for the episcopate itself, nor did he wish
 7     51, IX  |       when he had undertaken the episcopate, not obtained by solicitation
 8     51, IX  |          very undertaking of his episcopate, what strength of mind,
 9     51, XXIV|       many members, and also one episcopate diffused through a harmonious
10     51, XXIV|        But he could not hold the episcopate, even if he had before been
11     51, XXIV|        unity or the peace of the episcopate.~
12     53, III |          honour and glory of our episcopate to have granted peace to
13     54, VI  |         years' experience in his episcopate; observant of discipline
14     54, VI  |  proscribed with the name of his episcopate applied and attached to
15     63, Arg |         BISHOP, TO RETURN TO HIS EPISCOPATE, AS WELL FOR OTHER REASONS
16     63, I   |         to claim for himself the episcopate. Which thing distressed
17     64, I   |   according to the vigour of the episcopate and the authority of your
18     67, Arg |      THIS WAS WRITTEN DURING THE EPISCOPATE OF STEPHEN.~
19     67, I   |    crimes, ought not to hold the episcopate and administer the priesthood
20     67, V   |          you concerning him, the episcopate was conferred upon him,
21     67, V   |         replaced unjustly in the episcopate from which he had been righteously
22     67, VI  |      voluntarily laying down his episcopate, turned I himself to repentance,
23     67, VI  |         claim for themselves the episcopate in vain; since it is evident
24     68, V   |         us, and to establish our episcopate by the authority of your
25     74, XVII|       boasts of the place of his episcopate, and contends that he holds