Epistle, Chapter

 1      1, XVI |           in God,--yet, as we are associated as neighbours, and are likely
 2     29, I   |          with whom it seeks to be associated; then, because this is alien
 3     29, I   |          with whom it seeks to be associated, it must of necessity lose
 4     33, IV  |       reader. He should have been associated with Aurelius in reading;
 5     33, IV  |       with whom, moreover, he was associated in the alliance of divine
 6     37, II  |           his Church, has equally associated himself with him in this
 7     39, III |           leaders who were lately associated with the magistrates in
 8     43, I   | confession, and what love for the associated brotherhood; believe, I
 9     51, X   |        sacrificed, but has merely associated with us those whose cause
10     54, II  |          they who have first been associated in the sacrament of unity
11     54, XV  |        persons who now seem to be associated with Fortunatus. For you
12     54, XXII| appointment--which presbyters are associated with the bishop in priestly
13     62, XIII|          assembly of believers is associated and conjoined with Him on
14     64, III |        have written, that one has associated himself with that same deacon
15     66, I   |          who abides at Aries, has associated himself with Novatian, and
16     67, III |  separated from them, lest, being associated with the wicked, themselves
17     67, IX  |          other men's sins who are associated with the delinquents. And
18     68, VII |           the whole world who are associated with us in the bond of unity?
19     74, III |         old also the divine power associated in the bond of unanimity
20     76, VI  |          alike have been crowned, associated with you in the bond of
21     80, III |     divine condescension has also associated with you boys in a glorious