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 1        I, X     |          insolently impugned the Grace of God. [395 AD]~In the
 2        I, X     |  limitation of the action of the grace of God] a Briton, spread
 3        I, X     |         assistance of the Divine grace, being seconded therein
 4        I, XVII  |      doctrine, and blaspheme the grace of Christ, yet were not
 5        I, XVII  |        the people’s faith in the grace of God. With ready zeal
 6        I, XX    |  together eagerly to receive the grace of baptism. For a great
 7        I, XXIII |         God protect you with His grace, and grant that I may, in
 8        I, XXVII |       the gift can be opposed to grace in that Mystery in which
 9        I, XXVII |      prohibited, because, as the grace of the Holy Mystery is to
10        I, XXIX  |          labours, brought to the grace of God, we grant you the
11        I, XXIX  |   Apostolic see, which I, by the grace of God, now serve. But we
12        I, XXXI  |         miracles drawn to inward grace; but you will fear, lest,
13        I, XXXI  |       are yourself, and how much grace is bestowed upon that same
14        I, XXXII |          you carefully guard the grace which you have received
15        I, XXXII |    therefore, perfect in you His grace which He has begun, and
16        I, XXXII |        heavenly country. May the grace of God preserve you in safety,
17       II, I     |        by the help of the Divine Grace, he used only to gain the
18       II, I     |       began to live with so much grace of perfection that (as he
19       II, I     |         city, by the help of the grace of Catholic truth, he crushed
20       II, I     |         to attain to everlasting grace." In which words the blessed
21       II, I     | countenances; and that with such grace of outward form, their minds
22       II, I     |         should be void of inward grace. He therefore again asked,
23       II, II    |  enlightenment of one kindle the grace of spiritual light in the
24       II, IX    |        some of the pagans to the grace of the faith by his preaching.
25       II, XVII  |    vouchsafed to call you to His grace; to the end that He, Who
26       II, XVII  |          your desires. May God's grace preserve your Highless in
27       II, XVIII |  authority, that when the Divine Grace shall call either of you
28       II, XIX   |        will, and not through the grace of God?' And in the first
29      III, I     |        and were renewed with the grace of Baptism. Upon the death
30      III, III   |        should be endued with the grace of the Christian faith,
31      III, III   |          orders administered the grace of Baptism to the believers..
32      III, IV    |       they had not failed in the grace of fervent charity, they
33      III, V     |     endued preeminently with the grace of discretion, which is
34      III, XI    |          had the power of saving grace in casting out devils from
35      III, XVII  |       since then many have found grace and been healed in that
36      III, XXIV  |        adjacent provinces to the grace of the Christian faith.~
37      III, XXVII |       lived a long time after to grace the episcopal office, which
38      III, XXIX  |        to come. May the Heavenly Grace preserve your Excellency
39       IV, V     |          our fellowship. May the Grace of God keep us in safety,
40       IV, X     |          Heaven, and how great a grace of healing power.~
41       IV, XIII  |    enriched them by His heavenly grace with both inward and outward
42       IV, XIV   |   manifestations of the heavenly grace are said to have been shown
43       IV, XVI   |         crowned with the special grace of God. For when the enemy
44       IV, XVII  |          reign, Theodore, by the grace of God, archbishop of the
45       IV, XXIII |       for her singular piety and grace, was not only an example
46       IV, XXIV  |          a special manner by the grace of God, for he was wont
47       IV, XXIV  |      taught by man, but by God’s grace he received the free gift
48       IV, XXIV  |         all judged that heavenly grace had been granted to him
49       IV, XXIV  |         joyfully recognizing the grace of God in the man, instructed
50       IV, XXVIII|         the brothers, "If by the grace of God it shall be granted
51       IV, XXVIII|       and was always through the grace of compunction, intent upon
52       IV, XXIX  |    depart together to behold His grace in Heaven. For you know
53       IV, XXIX  |         being thus made equal in grace to his intercessor, as he
54       IV, XXX   |      been hallowed with so great grace of heavenly miracles; and
55       IV, XXXI  |       well for him, or if by the grace of God it was ordained for
56       IV, XXXII |         on a sudden, through the grace of the mercy of God, it
57        V, VII   |      anew from the font, and the grace of Christ, cleansing him,
58        V, X     |      with the help of the Divine grace, in a short time they converted
59        V, XV    |       Britons in Britain, by the grace of God, adopted the reasonable
60        V, XIX   |         s prudent discourse, the grace of his comely countenance,
61        V, XXI   |         under the Law, came with grace, in the third age of the
62        V, XXI   |         with the light of inward grace, by sending down upon her
63        V, XXI   |         may be saved without the grace of Christ preventing them,
64        V, XXI   |     consciences agreed in a like grace of virtue. But though we
65        V, XXI   |         he would have bought the grace of the Holy Ghost, said, ‘
66        V, XXI   |        the heavenly kingdom. The grace of the eternal King preserve
67        V, XXII  |        were, by a new ray of the grace of fellowship and peace
68        V, XXII  |          he had converted to the grace of unity. And it was a wonderful