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 1      7, III|       Lord gave us, there were agreement among all brethren, we should
 2     19, I  |     one mode of action and one agreement, according to the Lord's
 3     21, II |      by our letters, by mutual agreement, have given peace to all.
 4     27, Arg|      LETTER IS SUFFICIENTLY IN AGREEMENT WITH THE PRECEDING, AND
 5     29, Arg| CONCERNING THE LAPSED TO BE IN AGREEMENT WITH THE CARTHAGINIAN DECREES.
 6     30, I  | regarded as allied in the same agreement of censure and discipline.~
 7     31, I  |       Church in any manner, an agreement, one and faithful, may be
 8     44, II |        others did, so that the agreement of the churches abiding
 9     51, I  |    advice, and held one common agreement with Cornelius our co-bishop.
10     51, VII|         Yet afterwards, as the agreement of our college, and the
11     51, VII|       in our council by common agreement, although many things are
12     51, XXX|      which make for a salutary agreement. I bid you, dearest brother,
13     54, XIV|        break up the harmonious agreement of the bishops with their
14     66, I  |  Catholic Church, and from the agreement of our body and priesthood,
15     69, I  |      we join with you in equal agreement, in an opinion long since
16     74, VII|     they hold one and the same agreement to blaspheme the Creator,
17     74, XX |       perfidiously speaking in agreement with himself, or as persevering