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 1   1    |           Narbonensis, and to the bishops of the provinces of Britain,
 2   1, 1 |           religions brethren, the bishops of the East, and bow the
 3   1, 1 |         feared lest while so many bishops were involved in the serious
 4   1, 3 |         has moved certain Eastern bishops, late though it be, to some
 5   1, 4 |       with those who oppose their bishops with their blasphemies and
 6   1, 4 |       such as the expatriation of bishops, the deposition of priests,
 7   1, 8 |     Ariminum, and that one or two bishops from each province in Gaul
 8   1, 8 |        between us and the Eastern bishops, though some of you know
 9   1, 8 |   confession of faith the Eastern bishops had come to the same result
10   1, 9 |          decisions of the Eastern bishops adverse to the heresy compiled
11   1, 12|        had been made, the Eastern bishops on their side again met
12   1, 27|         faith made by the Eastern bishops which they formulated in
13   1, 28| proportion to the whole number of bishops, and which first saw light
14   1, 28|           Antioch by ninety-seven bishops there present, because of
15   1, 32|         we must remember that the bishops did not assemble at Antioch
16   1, 33|        creeds of the same Eastern bishops, composed at different times
17   1, 36|          and watchful care of the bishops the creed guards the similarity
18   1, 62|         and opinions of different bishops, and the ground of their
19   1, 62|           full demonstration. The bishops fully understood this, anti
20   1, 63|          the exile of some of the bishops, the cause of which you
21   1, 63|           They are not laymen but bishops who are guilty. Except the
22   1, 63|        detraction. These faithful bishops do not keep silence in their
23   1, 63|      these long-suffering Eastern bishops, it was enough that they
24   1, 63|         blaspheming and heretical bishops. But, brethren, you enjoy
25   1, 63|    unnecessary for you to read as bishops what you held when new-born
26   1, 66|          set forth by the Eastern bishops (though I repeat that they
27   1, 76|        address myself to the holy bishops of the East. We have no
28   1, 77|       upon the churches. Opposing bishops they drove into exile. They
29   1, 78|       words was identical. Rustic bishops, I trow, and untutored in
30   1, 78|        are but human. But the two bishops, Ursacius and Valens, must
31   1, 85|       right in denying it? Eighty bishops once rejected it; but three
32   1, 89|        laymen, it was given me by bishops.~
33   1, 90|         as to deny that they were bishops and so deny that we are
34   1, 90|        deny that we are ourselves bishops? We were ordained by them