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 1      7, IV   |       what this could be, it was told him that the youth who was
 2     14, I    |       done and am doing has been told to you in a somewhat garbled
 3     21, I    |        your letter, in which you told us concerning our sisters,
 4     25, II   |      which were related might be told in such manner as they were
 5     34, I    |        of our Church ought to be told to you; for you must know
 6     39, Arg  |         ONE BEFORE THIS, CYPRIAN TOLD THE CLERGY, SO NOW HE TELLS
 7     48, I    | Nicephorus the acolyte, who both told us the glorious gladness
 8     48, II   |     there need have been nothing told by you to us, since Novatus
 9     51, XII  |         respect of what has been told you, that Cornelius communicates
10     54, IX   |    follies of heretics should be told you quickly and urgently.
11     62, III  |          his second son, and was told abroad, but was covered
12     62, XVIII|     precepts, because He Himself told His apostles in another
13     66, I    |      certainly know to have been told to you, as well by him as
14     82, Arg  |    RETURNING TO HIS GARDENS, WAS TOLD THAT MESSENGERS WERE SENT
15     82, I    |       greeting. When it had been told to us, dearest brethren,