Book, Chapter

 1        I, XVII |       Catholic were everywhere confirmed, and those who had been
 2        I, XXVII|      might give and hold to be confirmed by my reply also. Why should
 3      III, VII  |      finding all in that place confirmed pagans, he thought it better
 4      III, XIX  |     unbelievers to Christ, and confirmed in the faith and love of
 5      III, XIX  |       day nor the hour." Being confirmed by this vision, he set himself
 6      III, XXV  |    council of Nicaea, but only confirmed afresh; as the history of
 7      III, XXV  |        whose rule and precepts confirmed by signs from Heaven you
 8      III, XXV  |       of the universal Church, confirmed, as they are, by Holy Scripture,
 9       IV, III  |       to labour; which he also confirmed by practice; for as he was
10       IV, V    |        infringe this decision, confirmed by our consent, and by the
11       IV, XVIII|     present at this synod, and confirmed the decrees of the Catholic
12       IV, XVIII| founded, a letter of privilege confirmed by apostolic authority,
13        V, XIX  |        and catholic faith, and confirmed the same with his subscription
14        V, XXI  |      by the blessed Peter, and confirmed at Alexandria by Mark the