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 1      2     |                   II. FROM THE ROMAN CLERGY TO THE CARTHAGINIAN
 2      2, Arg|                  Argument.~THE ROMAN CLERGY HAD LEARNT FROM CREMENTIUS
 3      3, Arg|      ITSELF. THE LETTER OF THE ROMAN CLERGY, TO WHICH CYPRIAN
 4     15, Arg| EPISTLE XXXI. BELOW, WHERE THE ROMAN CLERGY SAY: "ON WHICH SUBJECT
 5     22, Arg|     LETTER CYPRIAN INFORMS THE ROMAN CLERGY OF THE SEDITIOUS
 6     24, Arg|       OF CONGRATULATION TO THE ROMAN CONFESSORS.~
 7     25, Arg|      THE CONSOLATION WHICH THE ROMAN CONFESSORS HAD RECEIVED
 8     28, Arg|                  Argument.~THE ROMAN CLERGY ARE INFORMED OF THE
 9     29, Arg|                  Argument.~THE ROMAN CHURCH DECLARES ITS JUDGMENT
10     30     |                       XXX. THE ROMAN CLERGY TO CYPRIAN.~
11     30, Arg|                  Argument.~THE ROMAN CLERGY ENTER INTO THE MATTERS
12     30, Arg|        HIS LETTERS SENT TO THE ROMAN CONFESSORS AND MARTYRS.~
13     30, III|       also. Far be it from the Roman Church to slacken her vigour
14     31, Arg|        THAT THE LETTERS OF THE ROMAN CLERGY AND CYPRIAN'S ANSWER
15     43     |                  XLIII. TO THE ROMAN CONFESSORS, THAT THEY SHOULD
16     43, Arg|       Argument.~HE EXHORTS THE ROMAN CONFESSORS WHO HAD BEEN
17     44, Arg|       TO CORNELIUS, BUT TO THE ROMAN CLERGY, NOTWITHSTANDING
18     50, Arg|      CYPRIAN CONGRATULATES THE ROMAN CONFESSORS ON THEIR RETURN
19     71, Arg|     COUNCIL TELLS STEPHEN, THE ROMAN BISHOP, THAT IT HAD BEEN
20     73, Arg|       WAS THEN A BISHOP OF THE ROMAN CHURCH, NOT ONLY DID NOT
21     78, Arg|     NOT A LETTER OF LUCIUS THE ROMAN BISHOP, BUT OF LUCIUS THE
22     81, I  |     and men of importance, and Roman knights, should lose their