Epistle, Chapter

 1     45, II |           who was a schismatic and a heretic, yet our mind was always
 2     45, III| prevarication of this schismatic and heretic are from day to day being
 3     47, I  |       protectors that schismatic and heretic constantly had joined to
 4     48, II |              of all the priests as a heretic and a perfidious man; always
 5     54, X  |           Carthage, Privatus, an old heretic in the colony of Lambesa,
 6     54, X  |           companions with the proved heretic, condemned for wicked sacrifices
 7     54, XXI|             again: "A man that is an heretic, after one admonition, reject:
 8     72, XIV|            was to be conceded to the heretic, or if he approved of their
 9     72, XXI|           baptism does not benefit a heretic, although he has confessed
10     72, XXI|    confession and blood can profit a heretic to salvation, because there
11     72, XXV|             But if on that account a heretic could obtain the right of
12     72, XXV|          begin to appear to him as a heretic, when you being anticipated,
13     73, III|          hands should be laid upon a heretic for repentance, and that
14     74, VII|           and of ordaining. For as a heretic may not lawfully ordain
15     74, IX |        between a false prophet and a heretic. For as the former deceives
16     75, IV |        teaching and enjoining that a heretic must be avoided, as perverse,