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 1 17|      From the fourth century the penitents of the Church were divided
 2 17|          the different orders of penitents, to give a brief account
 3 17|          different orders of the penitents.~ ~Before the church there
 4 17|        first and lowest order of penitents, the weepers, ~already referred
 5 17|         and the second ~class of penitents (the first mentioned in
 6 17|          for the third order of ~penitents, called in Greek gonuklinontes ,
 7 17|       with prayer. This class of penitents left with the ~Catechumens.~ ~
 8 17|        were ~the fourth class of penitents, who were called ~ sunestwtes ,
 9 17|       Catechumens and the other ~penitents were dismissed, and to be
10 17|         Communion. This class of penitents ~are frequently mentioned
11 18| fructuosam et ~attentam." If the penitents were found to have "manifested
12 18|          character of ~converted penitents, while their conduct out
13 19|          Viaticum." Moreover for penitents it was considered ~especially
14 21|       catechumens, faithful, and penitents; but it is clear from the ~