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 1      4, Arg  |     HIS ABSENCE THEY SHOULD BE UNITED; THAT NOTHING SHOULD BE
 2      7, III  | brethren one and simple, and a united concord; since it is written, "
 3      8, III  |  tortures,--that those who are united at once by the bond of confession,
 4      8, III  |      of a dungeon, may also be united in the consummation of their
 5     14, III  | proceedings, which ought to be united and to agree in all things,
 6     33, IV   |        and praise, he had been united. Equal both, and each like
 7     54, XXII |  priestly honour--which is the united and true people of Christ,
 8     62, XIII |   alone, unless both should be united and joined together and
 9     62, XIII |       our number is joined and united.~
10     68, VIII |      Church are collected, and united, and joined to itself in
11     68, VIII |        Church who are a people united to the priest, and the flock
12     72, XVIII|       baptized in the full and united Trinity? Unless while one
13     73, VI   |     alone which, conjoined and united with Christ, spiritually
14     74, I    |       another in body are thus united in spirit, as if we were
15     74, I    |   together into this house are united with gladness, according
16     74, II   |      they themselves also were united to us, who rejoice at our
17     74, III  |   since souls cannot at all be united which divide themselves
18     74, XXVI |    same thing, we may find you united with us even though afar
19     75, VI   |   people whom He bore as being united; and when He calls the wine,
20     75, VI   |  together by the mingling of a united multitude. If Novatian is
21     75, VI   |      multitude. If Novatian is united to this bread of the Lord,
22     76, VII  | glorious; that we who here are united in the bond of charity and