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 1     I|      a church of the heretic Arians was yielded to good christian
 2    II|    which was the sect of the Arians, the which he destroyed
 3    II|      men, and gave it to the Arians, to whom S. Basil said:
 4    II|     emperor, upholder of the Arians, spake for them, and made
 5    II|     them and said tofore the Arians and to the Catholics that
 6    II|      thus they accorded. The Arians put them to prayer three
 7   III|    he was of the sect of the Arians, in such wise that where
 8   III|    another, but, between the Arians and the good christian men,
 9   III|    others of the sect of the Arians would not consent to the
10   III|      empress Justina and the Arians said that S. Ambrose made
11   III|    it happed that one of the Arians was out of his mind and
12   III|      and therefore the other Arians drowned him in a deep piscine
13   III|      were of the sect of the Arians. Then he descended of these
14   III|     against the heretics and Arians, and in that he had a special
15   III|     examined a bishop of the Arians that the christian men had
16   III|     were on the party of the Arians cried that he should promise
17    IV|     all of the heresy of the Arians, and held the empire. He
18    IV| consent to the heresy of the Arians, he was sent into exile
19    IV|       when the heresy of the Arians had infected all Italy,
20    IV|   there, he commanded to the Arians that they should write their
21    IV|     subscribed, and then the Arians wrote again another schedule
22    IV|  Eusebius to the will of the Arians, and anon they drew him
23    IV|     enhardened. And then the Arians led Eusebius into Jerapolin,
24    IV|    Jovinian reigned, and the Arians ceased. S. Eusebius returned
25    IV|     when Valens reigned, the Arians came again in their forces,
26     V|      them of the sect of the Arians, which then increased greatly.
27     V|     And then the sect of the Arians, embraced with envy rebelled
28     V|    things, defended that the Arians should sing no more hymns
29    VI|   but he was cast out of the Arians, and went with one priest
30    VI|  worthily the cruelty of the Arians, and he worthily for the
31   VII|   daughter healed, iii. 211.~Arians at Milan, iii. 113.~—confounded