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501 18(4116)| varying fortunes. It was disowned as savouring of heterodoxy
502 26 | re-baptized you, I will not disparage your procedure. But since
503 18 | have thought it best to dispense with it.” The bishops were
504 1 | signal for the assembly to disperse. The combatants therefore
505 25 | without a shepherd, are disposed to allege Scripture in support
506 14 | Christ my God for your good dispositions which have made you turn
507 23(4157)| which they professed, is disputed.~
508 25 | as is possible, we avoid disputes with colleagues and fellow-bishops
509 23 | name from the fact of their dissent: of the Herodians who accepted
510 19 | proceedings the Council was dissolved. All returned in gladness
511 7 | a few light darts from a distance. The baptism of John was
512 18(4117)| The distinguishing principle of the doctrine
513 27(4163)| seems to have fallen into disuse long before Cyprian’s time.~
514 Int | In that Church and its divisions and practice it is our duty
515 11(4094)| ruling power of theology.” Doctor Schaff in Dict. of Chris.
516 28 | we too can concoct a new dogma and assert that such persons
517 28(4167)| an extreme section of the Donatists. They roamed about the country
518 Int | three bishops of Antioch, Dorotheus the Arian (who had succeeded
519 23(4149)| of Pseudo-Tertullian. The Dositheans were probably a Jewish or
520 23 | delivered to them: of 4149 Dositheus, the leader of the Samaritans
521 22 | also after a true likeness doth now save us, even baptism.”
522 15(4105)| The allusion is doubtful. It probably refers to some
523 2 | to the devil.~L. No one doubts that.~O. But if they belong
524 22 | eagles amongst us? Who the doves and lions, who the stags,
525 2 | drive him away, he will drag down many with him to ruin.
526 22 | ark he planted a vineyard, drank thereof, and was drunken.
527 5 | place, 4070 “And when they draw nigh to minister in holy
528 7 | to the other. What is the drift of your assertion? Just
529 2 | which he is the head; if I drive him away, he will drag down
530 19 | Apostles was in peril, she was driven by the wind, her sides beaten
531 22 | day the farmer diligently drives the birds away with strange
532 14 | sword grafted in it.~L. I drop my hands in token of submission.
533 22 | drank thereof, and was drunken. Christ also, born in the
534 28 | to the same effect, and dry up all the streams of argument
535 21 | multitude, he can neither duly celebrate the Eucharist,
536 | During
537 Int | divisions and practice it is our duty to abide.~p. 320
538 7 | necessity is there for me to dwell upon the praises of so illustrious
539 9 | abode: nor will He become a dweller in that temple which has
540 8 | Thirsty men in their dreams eagerly gulp down the water of the
541 Int | Luciferian at first (2) in his eagerness, declares the Arians to
542 22 | the Church. Who are the eagles amongst us? Who the doves
543 Int | following century, if not earlier. It hardly appears to have
544 23(4151)| Of Antioch. One of the earliest of the Gnostics (second
545 Int | Apollinarians. Lucifer, in the earnestness of his anti-Arian opinion,
546 8(4089) | except on Sundays and between Easter and Whitsuntide.~
547 18(4116)| see Stanley’s Hist. of Eastern Church, 1883, p. 240): does
548 12 | the tight-drawn bow is not easy to avoid, for it reaches
549 5 | bread of mourners; all that eat thereof shall be polluted.”
550 24 | the Church of Pergamum the eating of idol-sacrifices is censured (
551 23(4157)| The Ebionites were mere humanitarians.
552 15(4105)| perhaps that of the Ibera or Ebro), in which the views of
553 22(4136)| Ecc. xi. 2.~
554 22 | in Noah’s ark. And 4136 Ecclesiastes bids us “give a portion
555 Int | about a.d. 354, when great efforts were being made to procure
556 23(4147)| regarded as the chief among the Egyptian Gnostics. The Basilidian
557 20(4128)| about 313 and lived to be eighty. At the time of the Council
558 20 | owing to the time that has elapsed they are but few, and it
559 22 | Church and suffered. The elder son made sport of his father’
560 2 | a royal priesthood, an elect race.” Everything which
561 11 | mistaken. The truth is, men are elected to the episcopate who come
562 Int | which time was spent at Eleutheropolis in Palestine, though he
563 2 | please.~L. What I wanted to elicit by my question has been
564 11 | are talkative rather than eloquent, and who, when they cannot
565 | elsewhere
566 12 | when we let fly a dart you elude it by a harangue which serves
567 23(4156)| Mary; the Christ was an emanation which descended upon Jesus
568 19 | returned from the battle to the embrace of the Church of Gaul; then 4124
569 19 | them in their wickedness, eminent Christian bishops of course,
570 11(4094)| Platonism and Neo-Platonism. The empirical, rational, logical tendency
571 1 | odious and the language he employed most abusive. For he declared
572 22 | the building of the temple employs the number eight. And you
573 24 | fornication. And yet the Lord encourages all these to repent, and
574 23 | resurrection of the flesh, and he endeavoured by many arguments to bring
575 5 | passages which it would be an endless task to detail, and which
576 22 | consisting of many grades, ends in deacons, presbyters,
577 Int | the Western bishops. He energetically took up the cause of the
578 6 | in the wind, you become entangled in the strongest of nets.
579 5 | holy? How shall the light enter into me, when my eye is
580 19 | relations into which they had entered. But a few, true to human
581 25 | views which they have once entertained, and are averse to a change
582 20(4126)| distinguished man of the entire movement.” Athanasius suggested
583 5 | his son, when the mother entreats for her offspring. If then
584 9 | and of exposing the virgin entrusted to you in the brothels of
585 20 | whom it would be tedious to enumerate; Arius also, the presbyter,
586 25(4159)| and Mauritanian bishops (Ep. 71) was that converts must
587 2 | Let him lay aside his 4052 episcopal functions, and I grant pardon
588 23(4156)| John in his Gospel and Epistles combats this error. See
589 17(4114)| Principium, the equivalent of the Greek ᾽Αρχ&#
590 5 | when he himself who teaches errs. How can he remit sins,
591 18 | a few points which have escaped the notice of my lord and
592 23(4149)| sect, something akin to the Essenes.~
593 21 | persons who are in their own esteem both laymen and bishops,
594 23(4148)| As to how far Jerome’s estimate of the character of Nicolas
595 1(4049) | purpura regalis non commovit, eum Sardorum mastruca mutavit.
596 18(4118)| The teaching of Ætius and Eunomius, the Anomœans, who were
597 Int | Meletius, while others followed Eustathius), preferred to go straight
598 Int | presided at Alexandria. Eventually he returned to his see in
599 7 | Holy Ghost, although it is evident that they did not obtain
600 23(4149)| Jerome here reproduces almost exactly the remark of Pseudo-Tertullian.
601 18 | invented the story let him examine the public records. At all
602 16 | battering ram: as such I am exceedingly glad to see it broken to
603 20 | the authors of the heresy excepted (who could not be excused
604 27 | welcomed all heretics with the exception of 4165 the disciples of
605 28(4167)| were guilty of the grossest excesses, and no Catholic was safe
606 28 | argue be so fortunate as to exchange wrong opinions for better
607 20 | excepted (who could not be excused on the ground of error),
608 25 | thinks right with the full exercise of his own judgment. So
609 17 | profession of faith no longer exhibited on the face of it anything
610 19 | defended their mistake as an exhibition of wisdom. The ship of the
611 25 | views. He was content with exhorting them, on account of 4160
612 Int | 361, Julian permitted the exiled bishops to return; but Lucifer
613 17 | not made of things which exist.” No. This is surely the
614 23(4157)| humanitarians. Whether Ebion ever existed, or whether the sect took
615 18 | says that the Son was of no existing things, yet not of God the
616 22 | unclean bird the devil is expelled, and the dove of the Holy
617 18(4116)| the Son. But the formula experienced varying fortunes. It was
618 21 | perhaps be tedious in my explanation, but it is worth while if
619 9 | rear and leave your back exposed to the darts. Let us even
620 9 | Church to heretics, and of exposing the virgin entrusted to
621 12(4096)| expression the doctrine was expounded by Praxeas (circ. a.d. 200),
622 22 | will find many other things expressed in the same way in the Scriptures.
623 2 | by my question has been expressly stated, namely, that heretics
624 Int | 371. Luciferianism became extinct in the beginning of the
625 18 | account. When, therefore, all extolled Valens to the sky and penitently
626 9 | chief-priest, and unless some extraordinary and unique functions be
627 28(4167)| Circumcellions who were an extreme section of the Donatists.
628 18(4118)| the Anomœans, who were the extremists of the Arians. See Robertson’
629 22 | the Church, are eight. And Ezekiel for the building of the
630 1 | spitting in each other’s faces, an arrangement having been
631 20 | them to be authenticated facts; such as that he acted thus
632 22 | Him. The daylight would fail me if I were to explain
633 23 | matter; but the attempt failed. At last those very bishops
634 14 | You are not dealing quite fairly: you wish me to be your
635 25(4159)| baptism of the Church before falling into heresy or schism, in
636 23(4152)| Demiurge or Creator, and that a false colouring being given to
637 20(4128)| most learned man and most famous living writer. He had great
638 22 | along with it. Every day the farmer diligently drives the birds
639 15 | an immediate consequence fast unto God, nor he who holds
640 8 | s day, and ceasing from fasting every Pentecost; and there
641 15 | gossip of men. For he who fasts does not as an immediate
642 18 | to read to you, reverend fathers, what reports are being
643 19 | a suspicion of anything faulty in their own faith. We thought,
644 15 | Apostles, 4109 “Why are ye fearful, O ye of little faith?”
645 6 | deer—while you fly from the feathers fluttering in the wind,
646 18 | extinguished the general feeling. So on another day, when
647 25 | disputes with colleagues and fellow-bishops about the heretics, and
648 19 | together by the bond of fellowship. But wickedness does not
649 Int | of grace.~The argument is felt to be approaching to a philosophical
650 2 | controversy to the open fields of declamation. But, I entreat
651 19 | the bishops of Christ were fighting against Christ. There was
652 23 | or day, indulged in his filthy dreams. I say nothing of
653 Int | Council of Alexandria, but, finding himself thus anticipated,
654 9 | in front with vigour and firmness: but you are smitten in
655 23(4152)| name is derived from ὄφις, a serpent, were a sect
656 14 | logicians, but the Galilean fishermen. Does it seem right to you
657 18(4116)| Newman, “yet got it deeply fixed in their minds as a sort
658 20 | abandoned the remnant of the flock. He himself was a good shepherd,
659 19 | who loved their bishops flocked together, ready to stone
660 Int | not them only but their flocks also. “The salt,” says the
661 11 | ears of the people with the flowers of rhetoric. We must further
662 6 | you fly from the feathers fluttering in the wind, you become
663 15 | wasting away with a bloody flux, had believed in the mysteries
664 1 | happened not long ago that a follower of Lucifer had a dispute
665 Int | in the beginning of the following century, if not earlier.
666 22 | root them up the master forbade them, reserving for himself
667 14 | down to the pit?” But God forbid that our Lord should have
668 28 | whose coming the Apostle foretold. And let them not flatter
669 5 | restored to the place he has forfeited, because either he will
670 7 | follows that he did not forgive sins either, for no man
671 7 | heaven, therefore sins were forgiven by it, show me what more
672 7 | Christ’s baptism. Because it forgives sins, it releases from Gehenna.
673 Int | the Luciferian schism, and forms the subject of the Dialogue.~
674 24 | and the idol meats, and fornication. And yet the Lord encourages
675 5 | clean, lest haply the Lord forsake them.” And in the same place, 4070 “
676 24 | angel of Ephesus that he has forsaken his first love. In the angel
677 23(4156)| the Most High, but which forsook him before the Passion.
678 15 | Christ’s powerful opponent, forsooth, gave over to him the 4105
679 9 | in isolated houses, or in forts, or retired places, after
680 28 | always when I argue be so fortunate as to exchange wrong opinions
681 7 | no prophet had the good fortune both to announce the coming
682 18(4116)| formula experienced varying fortunes. It was disowned as savouring
683 18(4116)| was most cautiously put forward by Athanasius himself (see
684 28 | took their rise after the foundation of the Church is proof that
685 14 | water appeared, and the foundations of the world were laid bare.” 4103 “
686 28 | in that Church which was founded by the Apostles and continues
687 11 | streams of argument from the fountains of Aristotle. And so we
688 19(4122)| acclamations; the air was fragrant with incense burnt in token
689 7 | s womb at once began to frequent the desert wilds, and while
690 19 | our excessively scrupulous friends what they think ought to
691 6 | is with you as with the frightened deer—while you fly from
692 22 | with strange noises, or frightens them with scarecrows: here
693 22 | clean birds only fly to and fro there; but amid the grain
694 9 | You repel my attack in front with vigour and firmness:
695 21 | worth while if the truth gains.~
696 23 | asserted to be a phantom; the Galatians had been led away to the
697 14 | not the logicians, but the Galilean fishermen. Does it seem
698 15 | herself, If I do but touch his garment, I shall be made whole.”
699 22 | convey the corn to their garners underground, there the ants
700 7 | when his eyes had once gazed on Christ thought nothing
701 18(4116)| the episcopate in the next generation: was most cautiously put
702 22 | mocked God crucified, the Gentiles honoured Him. The daylight
703 25 | God.’ With patience and gentleness we preserve charity at heart,
704 22(4138)| Virg, Georg. i. 154.~
705 16 | as such I am exceedingly glad to see it broken to pieces
706 19 | dissolved. All returned in gladness to their own provinces.
707 19(4122)| hear his voice, to catch a glimpse of his face, even to see
708 2 | abandon sin and live the glorified life in the Church. You
709 23(4155)| Carpocrates, another Gnostic, held that our Lord was
710 23(4152)| common to all systems of Gnosticism, that the Creator of the
711 14 | Help, Lord; for the godly man teaseth.” By their impious
712 12 | names, he believed in three Gods, and was an idolater; or
713 11 | add that the Arian heresy goes hand in hand with the wisdom
714 22 | that is, 4135 vessels of gold and silver with those of
715 23 | heretics who have mangled the Gospels, 4151 Saturninus, and the 4152
716 15 | on account of the petty gossip of men. For he who fasts
717 18(4116)| not,” says Newman, “yet got it deeply fixed in their
718 5 | misery! Antichrist’s disciple governs the Church of Christ. And
719 Int | than the necessary means of grace.~The argument is felt to
720 22 | Church, consisting of many grades, ends in deacons, presbyters,
721 22 | thirty cubits broad and gradually narrowed to one. Similarly
722 14 | olive branch with a sword grafted in it.~L. I drop my hands
723 Int | Constantius. The emperor granted a Council, which met at
724 18 | opinions which ought to grate upon our ears and be banished
725 9 | bishop’s prayer, they are greatly to be pitied who in isolated
726 17(4114)| Principium, the equivalent of the Greek ᾽Αρχή, which
727 8(4087) | and Apostolical Canons. Gregory the Great ruled that either
728 28(4167)| They were guilty of the grossest excesses, and no Catholic
729 9 | not be defiled by words so grossly impious), that the Father
730 20 | he was influenced by the grudge he bore against Eusebius
731 28(4167)| peaceable inhabitants. They were guilty of the grossest excesses,
732 8 | in their dreams eagerly gulp down the water of the stream,
733 8(4087) | Rome. See Basil, On the H. Sp. § 66, and Apostolical
734 Int | De non Conveniendo cum Hæreticis, etc. (of not holding communion
735 12 | pierce your defences and the hail-storm of your words. I won’t allow
736 15 | them, and wipe them with my hair, I should cling to the cross
737 15 | a poor province and its half-starved inhabitants. If they flatter
738 23 | What we do our forefathers handed down to us as their forefathers
739 20 | glory, and the desire of handing down his name to posterity;
740 2 | shedding tears for sin, and handling the body of Christ; there
741 5 | their God be clean, lest haply the Lord forsake them.”
742 19(4122)| see his shadow, was deemed happiness.” Bright, p. 115.~
743 12 | a dart you elude it by a harangue which serves you for a shield;
744 9 | to you in the brothels of harlots? If a bishop lays his hands
745 20 | the faith of Nicæa, are so harsh as to think that 4130 three
746 | hast
747 19 | hid, and the sore that is healed superficially before the
748 Int | presidency of Athanasius for the healing of a schism in the Catholic
749 5 | he restore one member to health until all the members have
750 9 | this (close your ears, my hearers, that you may not be defiled
751 16 | but I do not yet give a hearty assent to what you say.~
752 2 | 2. When all were seated, Helladius the Luciferian said, I want
753 14 | longer say as some do, 4098 “Help, Lord; for the godly man
754 Int | offended Lucifer, and he became henceforth the champion of the principle
755 Int | Jerome’s return from his hermit life in the desert of Chalcis.
756 23 | the Herodians who accepted Herod as the Christ. I come to
757 23 | of their dissent: of the Herodians who accepted Herod as the
758 | herself
759 Int | Athanasius, and did not hesitate to oppose the emperor with
760 18(4116)| disowned as savouring of heterodoxy by the Council of Antioch (
761 14(4103)| and there is none who can hide himself from the heat thereof.
762 1(4049) | place on earth, but the highest. The fact that Lucifer was
763 Int | Pancratius and the deacon Hilarius, on a mission to the Emperor
764 25 | case of anyone: I would not hinder a single bishop from doing
765 Int | Hæreticis, etc. (of not holding communion with heretics).
766 23(4146)| viii. 10. In the Clementine Homilies and Recognitions Simon is
767 20 | back, did subscribe the homoousion along with the rest.~L.
768 18(4116)| asserting that the son was homoousios with the Father, i.e., consubstantial
769 7 | sweeter than honey and the honey-comb. And, to delay my question
770 22 | crucified, the Gentiles honoured Him. The daylight would
771 9 | practice, more by way of honouring the 4092 episcopate than
772 5(4062) | Hos. ix. 4.~
773 2 | the convert of a single hour, come into the Church as
774 26 | with yourself. You and your household separated from us, and opened
775 22 | from care. 4139 While the householder slept the enemy sowed tares
776 9 | be pitied who in isolated houses, or in forts, or retired
777 15 | verse of the gospel, 4106 “Howbeit when the Son of man cometh,
778 19 | entered. But a few, true to human nature, defended their mistake
779 23(4157)| The Ebionites were mere humanitarians. Whether Ebion ever existed,
780 19 | superficially before the bad humour has been worked off breaks
781 6 | wood, you are caught in my hunting-nets. Let the case be as you
782 12 | shield; I will therefore hurl a single spear which will
783 12 | spear then which you have hurled with all your might and
784 22 | in the land.” What is the husbandman to do? Root up the darnel?
785 17 | throne and Eusebius and Hypatius were Consuls, there was
786 18(4116)| it and its companion term hypostasis may be found in Newman’s
787 18(4116)| homoousios with the Father, i.e., consubstantial or co-essential,
788 15(4105)| Spain (perhaps that of the Ibera or Ebro), in which the views
789 27(4163)| at Rome, synods held at Iconium and at Synnada had established
790 11(4094)| contrary, derive the Arian idea of God from Platonism and
791 24 | of Pergamum the eating of idol-sacrifices is censured (Rev. ii. 14),
792 12 | in three Gods, and was an idolater; or by the three titles
793 15 | cross? I have given these illustrations that you may understand
794 12 | But it is quite absurd to imagine that, going as a pupil to
795 26(4162)| Jerome implies, Hilary imagined himself the sole survivor
796 27(4163)| on each side could plead immemorial local usage. If imposition
797 8(4087) | Triple immersion, that is, thrice dipping
798 7 | baptism of John was so far imperfect that it is plain they who
799 18 | who attended the Synod by imperial command, declared that he
800 2 | Church. You who yesterday impiously declared the Son of God
801 15 | harvest. I do not mean to imply that anything is greater
802 18(4116)| the views of Paulus: was imposed at Nicæa (325): considered
803 12 | baptized, he had a sincere impression that he was joining the
804 24 | case of heretics. It is imputed (Rev. ii. 4) to the angel
805 12 | merely whether a bishop is incapable of penitence and a layman
806 12(4096)| is one with the Son, was incarnate in Christ, and the Father
807 19(4122)| the air was fragrant with incense burnt in token of joy; men
808 Int | by Arian bishops, it is inconsistent in him not to acknowledge
809 7 | himself said, 4085 “He must increase, but I must decrease,” in
810 18(4116)| has existence in itself, independent of everything else to constitute
811 15 | the East, the races of India, barbarous nations, and
812 Int | tone and temper of which is indicated by the mere titles De Regibus
813 24 | penitents. Is there any indication of his having said, Let
814 23(4155)| superiority. He also taught the indifference of actions in themselves,
815 2 | declamation in the case; my indignation is more than I can bear.
816 Int | he says (4) to preclude individuals who have fallen from repentance.
817 2 | because no one will be induced to change, if he knows he
818 23 | no rest by night or day, indulged in his filthy dreams. I
819 12 | he does not deserve the indulgence we grant to the erring.
820 18(4116)| Nicæa (325): considered inexpedient by the great body of the
821 8 | honey in representation of infancy; 4089 and, again, the practices
822 7 | wilds, and while still an infant played with serpents; who,
823 2 | Christians. Now comes the inference. If the Arians are heretics,
824 20(4128)| living writer. He had great influence with Constantine, and was
825 20 | posterity; or again that he was influenced by the grudge he bore against
826 14 | thee the nations for thine inheritance, and the uttermost parts
827 12 | mystery before he has been initiated; that the baptizer and the
828 11 | into our belief has had no injurious effect upon the person baptized,
829 20 | might have rejected without injury to the Church, I am surprised
830 22 | why some psalms bear the inscription 4137 for the octave, and
831 17 | Do we find any such words inserted here as 4115 “There was
832 21 | passing over a few very insignificant persons who are in their
833 18 | that there had been some insincerity in the statement of the
834 11 | among them who are not fully instructed in these writers? Indeed
835 22 | with its own letter for the instruction of the righteous. The beatitudes
836 22(4137)| to be sung, or a musical instrument with eight strings.~
837 24 | them to repent unless he intended to grant pardon p. 333 to
838 5 | fact that the priest 4057 intercedes with God for the sinful
839 20 | exile were not bound in the interests of the world’s salvation
840 1 | was not settled when night interrupted the debate, and the lighting
841 20(4129)| had been the companion and intimate friend of Arius from an
842 5 | What becomes of our Lord’s intimation, 4060 “Neither cast your
843 11 | agree that Arian baptism is invalid, you must reject the layman,
844 Int | should be pardoned, but not invested with ecclesiastical functions;
845 27 | his errors which had grown inveterate by usage. 4163 Let p. 334
846 5 | Spirit, and thus, after inviting the prayers of the people,
847 8 | baptized before the Spirit was invoked.~
848 5 | upon him when submissive, invokes the return of the Holy Spirit,
849 23(4147)| Basilidian system is described by Irenaeus (101f).~
850 7(4074) | Isa. 11:3, Matt. 3:3.~
851 9 | greatly to be pitied who in isolated houses, or in forts, or
852 15 | great faith, no, not in Israel.” And again, to the Apostles, 4109 “
853 23(4145)| The words of 1 John iv. 3 would appear to support
854 27(4164)| Rome—Julius 337–352; Mark Jan. 18–Oct. 7, 336; Sylvester
855 20 | world was snatched from the jaws of Satan. I have reached
856 2 | every day, worse than a Jew, were wont to cast the stones
857 24 | Rev. 2.20) on account of Jezebel the prophetess, and the
858 12 | sincere impression that he was joining the Church. He believed
859 15 | suppose that it was thus that Jonah prayed? or the three youths?
860 7 | baptized of him in the river Jordan, confessing their sins.”
861 19(4122)| incense burnt in token of joy; men formed a choir to precede
862 25 | In the letter also to Jubaianus on the re-baptization of
863 23(4153)| Sodomites, and even the traitor Judas.~
864 6 | Ghost. Bethesda, the pool in Judea, could not cure the limbs
865 2(4050) | That is, of Jupiter, whose temple was in the
866 27 | to shew that he could not justly claim possession of the
867 26 | mother. You say, I do not keep the marriage bed undefiled:
868 22(4137)| According to others, an air, or key in which the psalm was to
869 22 | was the leopard with the kids, the wolf with the lambs,
870 5 | word, through sin of any kind, by what other can he be
871 22 | in the ark there were all kinds of animals, so also in the
872 9 | beggar, do you receive a king? You surrender your camp
873 2 | He made us to be a kingdom, to be priests unto his
874 15 | How is it that the devil’s kingdoms have been destroyed, and
875 Int | Apostaticis (of Apostate Kings), De non Conveniendo cum
876 8(4088) | ceremony together with the kiss of peace and white robes
877 8(4089) | the rule was for all to kneel in prayer except on Sundays
878 8(4089) | faithful was said by all kneeling. During the rest of the
879 23 | Deacons, and one whose lechery knew no rest by night or day,
880 19 | East and West should be knit together by the bond of
881 12 | correct, but that he was knowingly baptized by heretics, he
882 23(4153)| regarded as saints, Cain, Korah, Dathan, the Sodomites,
883 9 | argumentative wrestling is but laborious toil to give me the conqueror’
884 9 | whom Philip 4093 baptized lacked the Holy Spirit. The Scripture
885 7 | to say, 4075 “Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away
886 22 | kids, the wolf with the lambs, so in the other there are
887 2 | people. It is one thing to lament over the past, another to
888 14 | now understand the Lord’s lamentation over sinners to apply to
889 1 | loquacity was odious and the language he employed most abusive.
890 2(4055) | diocese was in early times the larger expression, and contained
891 27 | in which he applies the lash to Stephen, bishop of Rome,
892 23(4152)| serpent, were a sect which lasted from the second century
893 | later
894 7 | baptized with the true and lawful baptism of the Church, and
895 9 | your habit of applying the laws of the Church to heretics,
896 2 | layman? Let him lay aside his lay-priesthood, that is, his baptism, and
897 6 | paths of your propositions lead to the same meeting-point,
898 19(4119)| from 330 till about 370, as leaders of the Arian party, both
899 Int | practice of the Church. This leads to a valuable chapter of
900 20(4128)| Council he was the most learned man and most famous living
901 12 | in the Capitol would have learnt the doctrine of the co-essential
902 5 | proves that you with a little leaven have corrupted the whole
903 23 | seven Deacons, and one whose lechery knew no rest by night or
904 23(4155)| quality from opinion or from legislation; he advocated community
905 15 | his hand to a poor man, lend to the Lord. p. 328 Vice
906 6 | certainly given us at great length many quotations from the
907 22 | in the one there was the leopard with the kids, the wolf
908 | less
909 5(4068) | Levit. xxi. 17.~
910 20 | at the time presbyter of Libya, 4128 Eusebius, bishop of
911 9 | ordination and the bishop’s license neither presbyter nor deacon
912 22 | which also after a true likeness doth now save us, even baptism.”
913 24 | Nicolaitans (Rev. 2.15). Likewise the angel of Thyatira is
914 6 | Judea, could not cure the limbs of those who suffered from
915 2 | return to the ground and the lines marked out; afterwards,
916 15 | youths? or Daniel in the lion’s den? or the robber on
917 22 | amongst us? Who the doves and lions, who the stags, who the
918 19 | another uttered by the lips. We thought too well of
919 14(4103)| Lit. In the sun hath he placed
920 11 | present day from among the literate class make it their study
921 8(4089) | During the rest of the liturgy all stood. At other times
922 2 | another to abandon sin and live the glorified life in the
923 20(4128)| of Cæsarea about 313 and lived to be eighty. At the time
924 2 | the Church of Christ.~O. Lo! what the prophet said is
925 5 | of one whom yesterday you loathed like an idol.~
926 27(4163)| side could plead immemorial local usage. If imposition of
927 7 | been an angel who after lodging in his mother’s womb at
928 11(4094)| The empirical, rational, logical tendency of Arianism is
929 14 | willing to follow not the logicians, but the Galilean fishermen.
930 Int | approaching to a philosophical logomachy (10, 11), but it is resumed
931 18 | things which had a suspicious look were condemned by Valens
932 23(4154)| Sethites are said to have looked upon Seth as the same person
933 7 | thought nothing else worth looking at; who exercised his voice,
934 7 | him to Paul? It perhaps looks like boldness in me to prefer
935 1 | a son of the Church. His loquacity was odious and the language
936 5 | his own Church, and if he lose his savour through the denial
937 11 | be deceived is the common lot of both layman and bishop.
938 19 | when all the people who loved their bishops flocked together,
939 22(4137)| meaning is probably “in a lower octave,” or, “in the bass.”
940 1(4049) | Christ came not to win the lowest place on earth, but the
941 19 | opposition to it, when their loyalty to it had cost them the
942 Int | Chronicle, he died in 371. Luciferianism became extinct in the beginning
943 5 | have corrupted the whole lump of the Church, and receive
944 5 | truth, or through heresy, or lust, or, to comprehend all in
945 2(4051) | Ps. lvii. 6.~
946 2 | is a difference between lying prostrate at the feet of
947 9(4091) | The Macedonians, who became nearly co-extensive
948 23 | path. Then came 4145 Simon Magus and his disciple Menander.
949 11(4094)| right; but all depends on making either revelation and faith,
950 23 | those heretics who have mangled the Gospels, 4151 Saturninus,
951 26 | received those whom the Manichæans had baptized. You were a
952 23 | three hundred and sixty-five manifestations of him. Then 4148 Nicolas,
953 23(4152)| himself, come to enlighten mankind. Their errors may in great
954 22 | rooms: the Church has many mansions. Eight souls were saved
955 27 | confessing that 4164 Julius, Marcus, Sylvester, and the other
956 2 | the ground and the lines marked out; afterwards, if you
957 26 | You say, I do not keep the marriage bed undefiled: still what
958 11 | not how to seek out the marrow of Scripture, but how to
959 5 | No man can serve two masters”? And that too 4067 “What
960 1(4049) | non commovit, eum Sardorum mastruca mutavit. Jerome’s meaning
961 25(4159)| reply to the Numidian and Mauritanian bishops (Ep. 71) was that
962 23(4152)| Their errors may in great measure, like those of the Cainites,
963 24 | prophetess, and the idol meats, and fornication. And yet
964 1 | made by the audience for a meeting in a quiet porch at daybreak.
965 6 | propositions lead to the same meeting-point, and it is with you as with
966 5 | nor does he restore one member to health until all the
967 5 | to health until all the members have wept together with
968 23 | Simon Magus and his disciple Menander. They asserted themselves
969 20 | saintly man Lucifer than his merits demand, and my own courtesy
970 14 | beseech you lay aside the methods of the philosophers and
971 22 | the wild asses; here the mice convey the corn to their
972 2 | they have fallen into the midst thereof themselves.”~L.
973 Int | a Council, which met at Milan in a.d. 354. Lucifer distinguished
974 23(4156)| referred the doctrine of the Millennium.~
975 18(4116)| it deeply fixed in their minds as a sort of first principle,
976 5 | And when they draw nigh to minister in holy things, let them
977 5 | out ought to lie in the mire and be trodden under foot
978 5 | when my eye is blind? O misery! Antichrist’s disciple governs
979 Int | the deacon Hilarius, on a mission to the Emperor Constantius.
980 19 | human nature, defended their mistake as an exhibition of wisdom.
981 11 | bishop could not have been mistaken. The truth is, men are elected
982 22 | covered it: and the Jews mocked God crucified, the Gentiles
983 26 | not even Hilary, 4162 the modern Deucalion, will venture
984 12(4096)| varying shades of opinion and modes of expression the doctrine
985 20(4127)| secretly substituting ὄμοιούσιος for ὅμοο&#
986 19 | other creatures. At that moment the term Usia was abolished:
987 18(4116)| of Jerusalem (347): was momentarily abandoned by 400 bishops
988 20(4127)| μοιούσιος for ὅμοούσιος in the sentence
989 23(4155)| other men by nothing except moral superiority. He also taught
990 23(4155)| doctrine of natural rights. See Mosheim, Cent. ii.~
991 5 | the house.” That is, God’s motive for lighting the fire of
992 5 | unto them as the bread of mourners; all that eat thereof shall
993 19 | and Italy laid aside her mourning weeds. The bishops who had
994 6 | the Lord,” says Moses, “moved upon the face of the waters,”
995 20(4126)| distinguished man of the entire movement.” Athanasius suggested that
996 11 | shall either stick in the mud together, or shall get out
997 21 | him alone, a mere worldly multitude, he can neither duly celebrate
998 18 | records. At all events the muniment-boxes of the Churches are full
999 22(4137)| psalm was to be sung, or a musical instrument with eight strings.~
1000 15 | have faith as a grain of mustard seed, ye shall say unto