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 1      1, XVI |          with psalms; and as your memory is tenacious and your voice
 2      3, I   |          you, that you honour his memory with a testimony so public
 3      3, I   |        you in connection with the memory of your bishop, but what
 4     30, V   |           of Fabian of most noble memory, had no bishop appointed
 5     30, VIII|          the Lord; and have us in memory.~
 6     33, II  |      wounds made the victory; the memory of the scars preserves that
 7     36, Arg |      PURPOSE OF CELEBRATING THEIR MEMORY ANNUALLY; AND, FINALLY,
 8     45, I   |        altogether discharged from memory.~
 9     54, IX  |           that they abode in your memory and discipline, I did not
10     62, XI  |    salvation have been drunk, the memory of the old man is laid aside,
11     66, V   |         must be maintained, whose memory as we hold in honour, much
12     68, VII |     tortured, and glorious by the memory of illustrious wounds and
13     70, IV  |  Agrippinus also, a man of worthy memory, with his other fellow-bishops,
14     74, IV  | repetition have committed them to memory. Nor does it hinder saving