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 1        I, X     |           The cardinal point in his doctrine is his denial of original
 2        I, X     |         infection of his perfidious doctrine, denying the assistance
 3        I, XVII  |            to embrace that perverse doctrine, and blaspheme the grace
 4        I, XVIII |            for and sought after the doctrine of the bishops.~This damnable
 5        I, XXVI  |      Augustine in Kent followed the doctrine and manner of life of the
 6        I, XXVI  |         sweetness of their heavenly doctrine. There was on the east side
 7       II, I     | Resurrection of our Lord, that this doctrine was every way opposed to
 8       II, V     |           received along with their doctrine.~ This Ethelbert was the
 9       II, XIII  |             what he thought of this doctrine hitherto unknown to them,
10       II, XIII  |             If, therefore, this new doctrine tells us something more
11       II, XVII  |          your eyes that love of his doctrine, which he zealously bestowed
12      III, I     |         instructed according to the doctrine of the Scots, and were renewed
13      III, V     |         highest commendation of his doctrine with all men, that he taught
14      III, V     |          them the milk of more easy doctrine, till, being by degrees
15      III, XXV   |             to study ecclesiastical doctrine, and spent much time at
16      III, XXV   |             thought that this man’s doctrine ought to be preferred before
17      III, XXV   |           it to him, whose life and doctrine were worthy of it.~Agilbert,
18      III, XXVI  |         Colman, perceiving that his doctrine was rejected, and his party
19      III, XXVIII|  ecclesiastical truth and purity of doctrine; to apply himself to humility,
20      III, XXIX  |     Apostles, Peter and Paul, whose doctrine daily enlightens the hearts
21       IV, XI    |            of the Gentiles,by whose doctrine he had learned to hope for
22       IV, XVII  |             their divinely inspired doctrine, do believe agreeably to
23       IV, XXIV  |        passage of sacred history or doctrine, enjoining upon him, if
24        V, VIII  |             blest high priest, pure doctrine he set forth to his disciples."~
25        V, XVIII |            a just, and his life and doctrine as a bishop were guided
26        V, XVIII |           contrary to the purity of doctrine and the peace of the church;
27        V, XIX   |             those that followed the doctrine of the Scots, to build a
28        V, XXI   |         equinox, disagrees with the doctrine of the Holy Scriptures,