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 1      5, III  |       the illustrious and true confessor, concerning whom afterwards
 2      6, II   |        saying this also to His confessor, "Lo thou art made a confessor;
 3      6, II   | confessor, "Lo thou art made a confessor; sin no more, lest a worse
 4     22       |       MODESTY OF CELERINUS THE CONFESSOR.~
 5     22, III  |  Celerinus, the good and stout confessor, which he wrote to Lucian
 6     22, III  |      cautious is Celerinus the confessor, and how reverent both in
 7     23, I    |       reader, and Optatus, the confessor, a sub-deacon; whom already,
 8     24, II   |      commands. This is to be a confessor of the Lord; this is to
 9     32, Arg  |       PEOPLE THAT AURELIUS THE CONFESSOR HAS BEEN ORDAINED A READER
10     33, IV   |    There is nothing in which a confessor can do more good to the
11     45, I    |     affirming that Maximus the confessor and presbyter, equally with
12     47, I    |    sent to you by Augendus the confessor, I think that Nicostratus,
13     48, I    |   boast and announce himself a confessor, although he can no longer
14     48, I    |       either be or be called a confessor of Christ who has denied
15     51, V    | presbyter Moyses, then still a confessor, but now a martyr, subscribing--
16     54, XXIII|     that a bishop returns as a confessor of the Lord, and His priest,