Epistle, Chapter

 1     37, II  |      that he may know that he is excommunicated by us; inasmuch as he adds
 2     54, I   |          of Christ, but long ago excommunicated for his very many and grave
 3     54, IX  |          Church, and were lately excommunicated by the judgment of our fellow-bishops,
 4     54, IX  | co-bishops, and who not only was excommunicated by them here, but moreover
 5     54, X   |        our colleagues, and again excommunicated also by many of us last
 6     54, XI  |        together, and these being excommunicated by us), they sailed to Rome
 7     66, II  |          does not yet seem to be excommunicated by us; in that he now for
 8     66, II  |       follows, has formerly been excommunicated, and judged an enemy to
 9     66, II  |       repulsed and rejected, and excommunicated by God's priests throughout
10     66, III |          by which, Marcian being excommunicated, another may be substituted
11     73, VIII|         of the Church, are to be excommunicated? If glory is thus given
12     74, XXIV|        you think that all may be excommunicated by you, you have excommunicated
13     74, XXIV|  excommunicated by you, you have excommunicated yourself alone from all;