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 1      7, VII |   peaceable; if He shall see us joined one with another; if He
 2     15, IV  |         upon the Rock, you have joined discipline with virtue,
 3     24, II  |         sent to your colleagues joined with you to the Lord in
 4     37, II  |         added of those who have joined themselves with Felicissimus.
 5     45, II  |        several brethren who had joined themselves to them, came
 6     47, I   |      and heretic constantly had joined to his side. I bid you,
 7     51, V   |      but are now in the Church, joined with Cornelius. You may
 8     54, X   |        with these four was also joined Repostus of Suturnica, who
 9     58, III |     Elisha were spread over and joined to each of the limbs of
10     61, II  |          after they have become joined together by a very guilty
11     62, XIII|       both are mingled, and are joined with one another by a close
12     62, XIII|       both should be united and joined together and compacted in
13     62, XIII|        with which our number is joined and united.~
14     66      |     MARCIANUS OF ARLES, WHO HAD JOINED HIMSELF TO NOVATIAN. ~
15     66, III |    priests is abundantly large, joined together by the bond of
16     67, IX  |       of the guilty, and, being joined in the fault, are thus not
17     68, VIII|      collected, and united, and joined to itself in an undivided
18     72, XVII|      that the Son also might be joined to the Father.~
19     74, III | yourselves to be, nevertheless, joined with us in mind and spirit.
20     74, III |     that some are very near and joined together bodily, if in spirit
21     75, IX  |         that all are absolutely joined with the leaders in punishment,