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 1     Int          |      with a doctrine of infant baptism which cancels, ex opere
 2     Int, 1       |   naturally to a discussion of baptism and justification, and beyond
 3       1, XI      |      the mother of us all) the baptism of thy Christ, my Lord and
 4       1, XI      |        contracted by sin after baptism would be still greater and
 5       1, XI      |      will, to what good end my baptism was deferred at that time?
 6       1, XI(24)  |                             In baptism which, Augustine believed,
 7       4, IV      |      jest in return about that baptism which he had received when
 8       5, IX      |    when, as a lad, I entreated baptism of my mother’s devotion,
 9       6, XIII    |  washed clean in health-giving baptism for which I was being daily
10       6, XIX(219)| preparation for their eventual baptism and full membership in the
11       7, II      |      that he might receive the baptism of regeneration. At this
12       8          | Cassiciacum in preparation for baptism. He is baptized together
13       8, II(270) |                 His subsequent baptism; see below, Ch. VI.~
14       8, III     |        and regeneration by thy baptism, he also became a faithful
15       8, IV      |        forgiven me through thy baptism.~
16       8, XIII    |        didst regenerate her by baptism no word came out of her
17      12, XX      |    nations in thy name, in thy Baptism. And among these things
18      12, XXI     |     soul no longer has need of baptism, as the heathen had, or
19      12, XXI     |       thou hast appointed that baptism should be the entrance.