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 1  I, 3(2)   | expression frequently employed by St. Chrysostom in the sense
 2  I, 6(7)   |          the Church at this time. St. Augustin was dragged weeping
 3  I, 6(7)   |          his ordination demanded. St. Martin of Tours was torn
 4  I, 6(7)   |        Aug. 4 Sulp. Severus, Vit. St. Martin, i. 224. The affectation
 5 II, 2      |            Listen to the words of St. Paul. "We wrestle not against
 6 II, 3      |  perceived by that wonderful man (St. Paul) when he said to the
 7 III, 4(6)  |           which bears the name of St. Chrysostom, the following
 8 III, 16(34)|       middle of the 4 th century. St. Ambrose mentions one at
 9 III, 16(34)|          Bologna. De Virg. i. 10. St. Basil is said to have founded
10 III, 16(34)|         to have founded some (See St. Greg. Naz. Orat. 47). ~
11 IV, 2      |           of Christ, according to St. Paul, is Christ's Body,22
12 IV, 3      |        essentially necessary. For St. Paul made use of it himself,
13 IV, 4(30)  |        still a numerous body, and St. Chrysostom himself wrote
14 IV, 6      |        Basil: "Why, then, was not St. Paul ambitious of becoming
15 IV, 6      |           to that ignorance which St. Paul acknowledges, but
16 IV, 6      |           meantime. Granting that St. Paul was in this respect
17 IV, 6      |       done by the handkerchief of St. Paul. He too by his prayers
18 IV, 6      |           and they are right. But St. Paul did not say that he
19 IV, 6      |         Plato, in any one bishop, St. Paul would be a strong
20 IV, 7      | attendance even until midnight to St. Paul's preaching? How do
21 IV, 7      |      working miracles, and after, St. Paul appears to have made
22 IV, 7      |          the chaste virgin, which St. Paul himself espoused to
23 IV, 7      |           this it is evident that St. Paul had given himself
24 VI, 2(5)   |         prayers for the departed. St. Cyril of Jerusalem (Catech.
25 VI, 4(6)   |          Holy Spint." (Liturgy of St. Chrysostom.) ~
26 VI, 4(9)   |          Homilies. See especially St. Matt. Hom LXVIII. c. 3,
27 VI, 4(9)   |          LXIX. c. 3; also Life of St. Chrysostom by the translator,
28 VI, 5      |    orderly, and all else, wherein St. Paul filled up the picture
29 VI, 9      |        and angry about it. For if St. Paul feared lest he should
30 VI, 9      |           removed from any sin as St. Paul from theft; notwithstanding,