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 1 6 |       have been ordained in due course and those who have been ~
 2 13|   deacons or presbyters (and of course not bishops), unless by
 3 13|          of whose episcopate of course no ~question is made--were
 4 18| committed themselves to a noble course: they had cast aside the ~"
 5 21|       participle being used of ~course with a future or gerundial
 6 22|        or ~continue in any such course, his proceedings shall be
 7 23|    often ~to be invoked.~ ~This course, of having the matter decided
 8 26|    subordination to these.~ ~Of course even at that early date
 9 26|       Now this ~statement is of course true because it is included
10 30|        Greek Church, and in the course ~of time a very great number
11 34| legitimate and ~more convenient course(the order of the days of