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 1  5,5 |       described by the bishop Cornelius (d. 253) when there were
 2 14,8 |      of the secon century, M. Cornelius Fronto. For what Celsus
 3 14,8 |     we do about Minu cius. M. Cornelius Fronto (ca. 100-175) was
 4 14,10| claimed by two rival bishops, Cornelius and Novatian, the latter
 5 14,10|       wished to return to it. Cornelius held that, upon establishing
 6 14,10|       vigor, took the side of Cornelius, who succeeded in establishing
 7 14,10|      and persecution revived. Cornelius, the new bishop of Rome,
 8 14,10|      bishops.~ In the time of Cornelius, Cyprian had strongly maintained
 9 14,11|       great leaders, Cyprian, Cornelius, Novatian, and a number
10 14,11|      and two bishops of Rome, Cornelius and his successor Lucius.
11 14,11| Cyprian returned to Carthage, Cornelius was chosen bishop of Rome (
12 14,11|        But Cyprian sided with Cornelius, who came to be the recognized
13 14,11|    for Cyprian to do this, as Cornelius and he were in agreement
14 14,12|  church, as a rival bishop to Cornelius, whose views on the lapsed
15 14,15|        Epistles 30, 36). When Cornelius was elected bishop in zsi,
16 14,15|       wanted to return to it. Cornelius favored readmitting them,
17 14,15|   quotations from a letter of Cornelius to Fabius of Antioch about
18 14,15|      of that name. He accepts Cornelius' judgment of him-that he