Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, VII |        which men, whom none have condemned, offer themselves to the
 2      1, X   |       who ought themselves to be condemned?~
 3      5, III |       ought to fear, lest, being condemned by their testimony and judgment,
 4     19, I   |         by which before they had condemned themselves. Since, then,
 5     30, VI  |         an immodest mind that is condemned. Let them indeed knock at
 6     48, II  |        the bishops there; always condemned by the voice of all the
 7     54, I   |       many and grave crimes, and condemned not only by my judgment,
 8     54, X   |          Lambesa, many years ago condemned for many and grave crimes
 9     54, X   |         with the proved heretic, condemned for wicked sacrifices and
10     54, XIII|         and decree of God are so condemned, that when He declares that
11     54, XIV | concerning them, and have lately condemned, by the gravity of their
12     54, XXI |    subverted, and sinneth, being condemned of himself." And the Holy
13     68, VII |           or who in some places, condemned to death, have received
14     72, III |       into his mind, who, having condemned heretical pravity, and discovered
15     72, X   |        perverted, and of himself condemned, and banished outside the
16     73, II  |          and to be perverted and condemned of their own selves, wherefore
17     73, II  |          thought worthy of being condemned by us, since it is evident
18     73, II  |          are of their own selves condemned? So that no one ought to
19     75, IV  |   perverse, and a sinner, and as condemned of himself. For that man
20     75, IV  |         by heretical presumption condemned of himself.~
21     77, III |          Therefore they who were condemned with us give you before