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 1  I, 3      |     for it was impossible for persons who were not interested
 2  I, 7      |   from the outside world, and persons who entertain but a moderate
 3  I, 7      |       perpetually assailed by persons who say such things and
 4  I, 8      |    such advantages, that many persons have often had to undergo
 5 II, 7      |      accusation made by these persons, and what are their charges?
 6 III, 1     |    importance, to exempt such persons from accusations of mental
 7 III, 1     |     more justice indite those persons of arrogance who accuse
 8 III, 9(19) | probably had in his mind, 137 persons are said to have been slain
 9 III, 10    |    for the dignity, lest some persons should think what I say
10 III, 15(31)|   with caution, lest unworthy persons should take advantage of
11 III, 16    | complaints. For this class of persons deserve to be pitied for
12 III, 16    |       has the charge of these persons ought to be so long-suffering,
13 III, 16    |       superintendent of these persons ought not only to be gentle
14 III, 17    |       lying in wait for these persons, ready to devour any one
15 III, 17    |       their mode of accosting persons, bishops have to endure
16 IV, 1      |    others; for truly if those persons who have been chosen for
17 IV, 4      |     and if he distinguish the Persons, and say that the Father
18 IV, 4      |     wrest that distinction of Persons into a difference of substance;36
19 IV, 4      |    impious confounding of the Persons by the one, and the senseless
20 IV, 4      |    add thereunto a Trinity of Persons. For then we shall be able
21 IV, 4(36)  |     error of "confounding the Persons." ~
22 IV, 5(37)  |    i.e., while he divided the Persons against the Sabellians he
23  V, 4      |      by the promises of these persons nor cast down at their censure,
24  V, 7      |       soul on account of such persons; but laboring at his sermons
25 VI, 4      |     public positions, and are persons of influence, he too should