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 1      5, IV  |     private opinion, without your advice and without the consent
 2     11, III |        them bear with patience my advice, I beg. Let them look for
 3     14, I   |       spirit, or in act, or in my advice, so as to fail in any benefit
 4     14, II  |         in which I recalled by my advice, as much as possible, the
 5     23, I   |           already, by the general advice, we had made next to the
 6     23, I   |          but what, on the general advice of all of us had been begun,
 7     25, VI  |         with moderation, with the advice of all the bishops, presbyters,
 8     27, I   |    beloved brethren, that, by the advice of my colleagues who were
 9     30, V   |  committed by many, except by the advice of many; or that one should
10     32, I   |     individuals, with the general advice. But human testimonies must
11     39, VII |       judgment and to the general advice of all of us as it has been
12     41, I   |         by their presence and the advice of all of you, strive and
13     41, III | difference; and, according to our advice weighed in wholesome reason,
14     45, II  |           feeling of all, and the advice of each one, I decided also
15     49, I   | earnestness, that we having taken advice, and especially, considering
16     51, I   |         Novatian, but followed my advice, and held one common agreement
17     51, IV  |          into one place, then the advice gathered from the comparison
18     51, IV  |       opinion decided upon by the advice of all, should rashly wish
19     54, VIII|          the wholesomeness of our advice. Nor ought the reproaches
20     54, IX  |  therefore, it was decided by the advice of all of us to write to
21     61, I   |        since you have desired our advice, know that we do not depart
22     70, Arg |         MAURITANIA, WHO HAS ASKED ADVICE CONCERNING THE BAPTISM OF