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 1     54, Arg |    NAMELY, THOSE WHO, AFTER THE CUSTOM PREVAILING AMONG HERETICS,
 2     62, XIV |       any one to think that the custom of certain persons is to
 3     70, II  |      matter they follow ancient custom; although among the ancients
 4     70, III |     must we prescribe this from custom, but overcome opposite custom
 5     70, III |   custom, but overcome opposite custom by reason. For neither did
 6     72, XIII| overcome by reason oppose to us custom, as if custom were greater
 7     72, XIII|      oppose to us custom, as if custom were greater than truth;
 8     72, XXVI|    contentious, we have no such custom, neither the Church of God."
 9     73, IX  |      faithful valour. Nor ought custom, which had crept in among
10     73, IX  |  prevailing and conquering; for custom without truth is the antiquity
11     74, XIX |    respect to the refutation of custom which they seem to oppose
12     74, XIX |         so foolish as to prefer custom to truth, or when he sees
13     74, XIX |  darkness?--unless most ancient custom in any respect avail the
14     74, XIX |        you forsook the error of custom. But we join custom to truth,
15     74, XIX |    error of custom. But we join custom to truth, and to the Romans'
16     74, XIX |       truth, and to the Romans' custom we oppose custom, but the
17     74, XIX |        Romans' custom we oppose custom, but the custom of truth;
18     74, XIX |       we oppose custom, but the custom of truth; holding from the