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 1        I, VI     |      the great glory of bearing faithful witness to God.~
 2        I, VIII   |         persecution ceased, the faithful Christians, who, during
 3        I, XVII   |         and fields, so that the faithful and Catholic were everywhere
 4        I, XXVII  |   portions the offerings of the faithful at the altar are to be divided?
 5        I, XXVII  |   maintain discipline among the faithful, as good parents do with
 6        I, XXVII  |          To what degree may the faithful marry with their kindred?
 7        I, XXVII  |        fourth generation of the faithful, that can be lawfully joined
 8        I, XXXIII |        been built of old by the faithful among the Romans, and consecrated
 9       II, I      |     adapted to every one of the faithful. This work he began as papal
10       II, II     |       the hearts of many of the faithful. Immediately the blind man
11       II, VIII   | increase to your labours in the faithful management of the talents
12       II, XII    |         him up to the envoys. A faithful friend of his, hearing of
13       II, XVIII  |        And 'Well done, good and faithful servant; thou hast been
14       II, XVIII  |         servant; thou hast been faithful over a few things, I will
15       II, XX     |    peace, and the number of the faithful increased, he began to teach
16      III, XI     |       to be received by all the faithful; for all that night, a pillar
17      III, XIII   |  Creator, and the honour of His faithful servant."~
18      III, XV     |         but by Cynimund, a most faithful priest of our church,who
19      III, XXV    |       it is not lawful, for the faithful either to be circumcised,
20      III, XXV    |         to be celebrated by the faithful, was not newly decreed by
21      III, XXX    |       show hereafter, ended his faithful life in great felicity.~
22       IV, III    | themselves, and towards all the faithful; and with unwearied earnestness
23       IV, V      |      made, as the number of the faithful increased; but this matter
24       IV, XXIX   |       but to remember your most faithful companion, and entreat the
25        V, XXI    |         and detested by all the faithful, than that which that man
26        V, XXI    |       used, who is there of the faithful, I ask you, who does not
27        V, XX  III|     which, as the number of the faithful has increased, has lately
28        V, XXIV   |   Frithbert, both of them truly faithful bishops, departed to the