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 1 2       |            that he is a Christian.~O. No heretics, then, are
 2 2       |           L. I told you so before.~O. If they are not Christ’
 3 2       |             L. No one doubts that.~O. But if they belong to the
 4 2       |          do not dispute the point.~O. We are then agreed that
 5 2       |          of a heathen.~L. Just so.~O. Now it is decided that
 6 2       |         than the Church of Christ.~O. Lo! what the prophet said
 7 2       |            themselves.”~L. How so?~O. If the Arians are, as you
 8 2       |            him, but as a penitent.~O. The fact is you don’t know
 9 2       |        penitent, but not a cleric.~O. And yet, if you concede
10 2       |          how it comes to be yours.~O. Don’t you know that the
11 2       |         sin, remain what you were.~O. You are quite a rhetorician,
12 2       |            penitent layman.~p. 321 O. Since you put the whole
13 2       |      rather that he should repent.~O. Receive then also a bishop
14 2       |            pardon to the penitent.~O. I will answer you in your
15 2       |        cause of their destruction.~O. By receiving a layman you
16 5       |          me, when my eye is blind? O misery! Antichrist’s disciple
17 6       |                                 6. O. Your memory has served
18 6       |       cannot be given by heretics.~O. All the paths of your propositions
19 7       |            to have the Holy Ghost.~O. I do not think that those
20 9       |                                 9. O. I do not deny that it is
21 11      |                                11. O. If you remember what has
22 12      |         accordance with his faith.~O. That is something new for
23 12      |            continue in his office.~O. An arrow which is discharged
24 14      |          Arian should be a bishop?~O. You prove him a bishop
25 14      | philosopher, but like a Christian.~O. Do you wish to learn, or
26 14      |            reason for what you do.~O. If you argue, you have
27 14      |            I feel to be my master.~O. You are not dealing quite
28 14      |         not teaching, but arguing.~O. As you ask for peace with
29 14      |         oath you force me to take.~O. Certainly, but first I
30 15      |                Why are ye fearful, O ye of little faith?” In
31 17      |                                17. O. When Constantius was on
32 18(4116)|                              Usia (οὐσία) is defined
33 18(4116)|            Appendix p. 432. Around οὐσία, or some
34 20      |        Pray tell me who they were.~O. 4126 Eusebius, bishop of
35 20      |           how is he to be refuted?~O. There are men still living
36 20      |         into their unfaithfulness?~O. A good suggestion, for
37 21      |            baptized by the Arians?~O. Since Hilary when he left
38 21      |         been baptized by heretics.~O. That is just what I had