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 1      1, VIII|  relates in verse the crimes of ancient days. The old horrors of
 2     30, II  |         read of among us as the ancient severity, the ancient faith,
 3     30, II  |       the ancient severity, the ancient faith, the ancient discipline,
 4     30, II  |          the ancient faith, the ancient discipline, since the apostle
 5     39, I   |  conspiracy, and retaining that ancient venom against my episcopate,
 6     39, IV  |     those who, answering to the ancient wickedness of the two elders;
 7     41, III |    place, we did not forget the ancient usage, nor did we seek for
 8     51, VIII|          and by the assembly of ancient priests and good men, when
 9     58, II  |      birth, and that the law of ancient circumcision should be regarded,
10     58, V   | contracted the contagion of the ancient death at its earliest birth,
11     67, Arg |       CERTAIN MATTERS ABOUT THE ANCIENT RITE OF EPISCOPAL ELECTION.
12     70, II  |         this matter they follow ancient custom; although among the
13     72, XVII|         already gained the most ancient baptism of the law and Moses,
14     73, XI  |       of the world in which its ancient iniquity was purged away,
15     74, XIX |      the darkness?--unless most ancient custom in any respect avail