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1 Int|      both Ambrose and Augustine speak of him as having fallen
2 Int|   Church, which the Luciferians speak of as corrupt (15). The
3 2  |        then agreed that we must speak of a heretic as we would
4 12 |       might and about which you speak such threatening words,
5 19 |       was a calm once again. To speak more plainly, all the bishops
6 21 |        is, and indeed while you speak, I feel that I am on your
7 21 | exercised by the misgivings you speak of. I shall perhaps be tedious
8 23 |    forefathers to them. But why speak of later times? When the