Epistle, Chapter

 1      6, III |          life is fitting for all Christians, according to the word of
 2     39, V   |           let no one snatch you, Christians, from the Gospel of Christ;
 3     51, XVI |          wide difference between Christians and philosophers. And when
 4     54, II  |        longer, or in fact now be Christians, if it is come to this,
 5     68, IV  | Caecilius Cyprian, bishop of the Christians;" so that even they who
 6     73, I   |        cause of heretics against Christians, and against the Church
 7     73, IV  |    discipline from darkness, and Christians should do that which antichrists
 8     73, VII |   existence. But as the birth of Christians is in baptism, while the
 9     73, VIII|         heretics and an enemy to Christians, thinks that the priests
10     74, X   |         all men, or privately to Christians. Moreover, there were many
11     74, XXVI|       call them heretics and not Christians? Moreover, since we and
12     75, X   | indignant and aggrieved at, that Christians should support antichrists;
13     75, XII |          be accounted legitimate Christians, for that they are not to
14     75, XIII|         by legitimate faith, not Christians, but Clinics, I do not find
15     75, XIII|         as indeed to be esteemed Christians, but yet not to be counted
16     76, II  |        they bind the feet of the Christians for infamy, but glorify
17     81, I   |          should persist in being Christians, then they should also lose