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 1      5, I   | cautious and moderate, and not rashly trust myself into the sight
 2      9      |     CERTAIN PRESBYTERS WHO HAD RASHLY GRANTED PEACE TO THE LAPSED
 3     14, III |      did I give them a law, or rashly constitute myself the author
 4     18, I   |     appear to presume anything rashly. If, therefore, you should
 5     26, II  |    repentant, and do not hurry rashly or importunately to secure
 6     27, Arg | PRESBYTER, AND HIS DEACON, WHO RASHLY COMMUNICATED WITH THE LAPSED;
 7     27, II  |  presbyters obstruct when they rashly think that they may be communicated
 8     39, IV  |  admonish but counsel you, not rashly to trust to mischievous
 9     51, IV  |      the advice of all, should rashly wish to communicate with
10     51, VI  |    relaxed, so that they might rashly rush to communion, but that
11     51, XIX |      being too lax and easy in rashly yielding communion. Lo!
12     54, XIII|   repent, and that none should rashly grant peace to those who
13     58, I   |       our colleague Therapius, rashly at a too early season, and
14     58, I   | colleague for having done this rashly, and to have instructed
15     67, IX  |      may be neglected, and who rashly hold communion with Basilides
16     68, I   |   repentance for having either rashly heard or believed in time
17     74, XXI |      put away, communion being rashly seized, they touch the body