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 1 2 |        all heretics Christians?~L. If you call a man a heretic
 2 2 | heretics, then, are Christians.~L. I told you so before.~O.
 3 2 |       they belong to the devil.~L. No one doubts that.~O.
 4 2 |        are heretics or heathen.~L. I do not dispute the point.~
 5 2 |       as we would of a heathen.~L. Just so.~O. Now it is decided
 6 2 |        any question you please.~L. What I wanted to elicit
 7 2 |      midst thereof themselves.”~L. How so?~O. If the Arians
 8 2 |   baptized in the devil’s camp?~L. I do receive him, but as
 9 2 |     receive a penitent heathen?~L. In my simplicity I replied
10 2 |         the second is mine too.~L. Show me how it comes to
11 2 |    laymen receive clerics also?~L. There is a difference between
12 2 |        will take a wider range.~L. There is no declamation
13 2 |        do not receive a bishop.~L. I receive a layman who
14 2 |   rather that he should repent.~L. If he confesses his error
15 2 |   confesses himself a penitent.~L. We receive the laity, because
16 5 |                              5. L. Pray, have you not read
17 6 |       be a sinner at the altar.~L. But when I receive a lay
18 7 |                              7. L. Pray tell me, have you
19 8 |                              8. L. Thirsty men in their dreams
20 9 |     cases so totally different?~L. You repel my attack in
21 12|                             12. L. We pardon a layman because,
22 12|        whereof he was ignorant.~L. I see that you can prattle
23 14|                             14. L. I beseech you lay aside
24 14|        and in receiving Arians?~L. I asked you before not
25 14|     wish to learn, or to argue?~L. Of course I argue because
26 14|     disciple who can be taught.~L. Before I can be a disciple,
27 14|         our terms of communion.~L. That is not teaching, but
28 14|     with a sword grafted in it.~L. I drop my hands in token
29 16|                             16. L. I was reserving that passage
30 20|                             20. L. Were Arians really then
31 20|      originators of the heresy.~L. Suppose a person were to
32 20| homoousion along with the rest.~L. Will you point out how,
33 21|                             21. L. The account I used before
34 21| respecting the Church at large.~L. You have settled a great
35 28|       received into the Church.~L. You must not suppose that