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 1  I, 7  |    condemnation on the former charge, I am forced to undergo
 2  I, 7  |    both these offences to our charge, and add that we have insulted
 3 II, 2  |    between the pastor and his charge be as great as that between
 4 III, 1 |     is it not preposterous to charge with folly those who reject
 5 III, 1 |       yet subject them to the charge of pride? It is just as
 6 III, 1 |  against those who bring this charge of the estimate which they
 7 III, 1 | wished to release me from the charge of vainglory.~
 8 III, 7 |       Moreover, if any one in charge of a full-sized merchant
 9 III, 9 |       one were to commit this charge to me, it would be all the
10 III, 13|    have been committed to his charge.~
11 III, 16|  simpler than the others, the charge of widows appears to cause
12 III, 16|     soul. And one who has the charge of these persons ought to
13 III, 17|      is subjected to an empty charge, is speedily excited to
14 IV, 1  |     entrusted with so great a charge, to have seemed so base
15 IV, 2  |     him who was ordained. The charge against them becomes greater
16 IV, 5  |   those who are put under his charge (I mean of the weaker and
17 IV, 8  |      also what he says in his charge to his disciple:53 "Give
18 IV, 8  |    the apostle gives the same charge to the laity, hear what
19 IV, 8  |        and there is a general charge to all that they "be ready
20  V, 1  |      are under the preachers' charge are not minded to behave
21  V, 4  |   behave towards those in his charge, as a father would behave
22  V, 5  |       into consideration, but charge him with faults as if they
23  V, 8  |       those who are under his charge. Dost not thou know what
24 VI, 1  |      one of those under their charge could more easily make use
25 VI, 4  |   treat all those under one's charge on one plan, since neither
26 VI, 13 |    have been entrusted to his charge, he commands them in the