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 1      3, II |            was written were plainly declared; and inasmuch as in the
 2      6, III|       discipline the name of God is declared with a testimony of praise,
 3     22, IV |           sent you reached you, you declared to me, that according to
 4     29, I  |             the lapsed brethren was declared to be carried even to a
 5     30, III|             proved, wherein we have declared our opinion to you with
 6     30, III|             Moreover, also, we have declared our faith and consent against
 7     30, V  |         what you also have yourself declared in so important a matter,
 8     37, II |      sentence which he first of all declared, that he may know that he
 9     37, II |           brethren, grave men, have declared that they have discovered,
10     41, II |            had been already plainly declared to the brethren, and to
11     51, V  |         what you have yourself also declared in so important a matter
12     62, Arg|           IS ILLUSTRATED; AND IT IS DECLARED THAT BY THE SYMBOL OF WATER
13     62, II |            is shown forth, which is declared by the sacrament and testimony
14     67, IV |           merits of the good may be declared, and the ordination, which
15     68, IV | proscription, since it was publicly declared, "If any one holds or possesses
16     68, V  |    recognition, and unless I may be declared clear in your sight and
17     72, XIV|     heretics, that the Apostle Paul declared, "Only every way, whether
18     72, XIX|            and know that Christ has declared, not without the strongest
19     74, V  |            self-condemned, and have declared against themselves an inevitable
20     75, IV |           him." In which mystery is declared, that they who will live,