Book, Chapter

 1       I, XXVI |        opportunity of seeing the friends of her own age. This being
 2       I, LI   |        by some stratagems of his friends, he perished.~
 3      II, I    |          those of Daniel and his friends. Accordingly, being promoted
 4      II, XVII |          he died at Babylon. His friends who, along with him, had
 5      II, IX   |         was portioned out by his friends, and was governed for some
 6      II, XXIII|        senate, styled allies and friends. In the meantime Demetrius
 7      II, XXXVI|           in the judgment of our friends, he is regarded as a heretic.
 8      II, XXXIX| authority. Accordingly, when our friends did not accept of the judgment
 9      II, XXXIX|         bishops were held by our friends at Aries and Bitterae, towns
10      II, XLI  |          parties took place. Our friends49 take possession of the
11      II, XLI  |         really accomplished, our friends continuing in the faith,
12      II, XLI  |          should contend with our friends in the presence of the emperor.
13      II, XLI  |         with the prince. But our friends had been specially charged
14      II, XLIII|    possession of the church, our friends being driven out of it.
15      II, XLIII|          until the number of our friends was diminished down to twenty.~
16      II, XLIV |      Valens, as if assisting our friends, subjoined the statement (
17      II, XLIV |       added were in favor of our friends. That one, however, must
18      II, XLV  |         who had received them as friends, after they had made satisfaction
19      II, XLIX |    resolution on the part of our friends, who ought either to have
20      II, L    |  practice of fasting, with being friends or disciples of Priscillian.
21      II, L    |         that Priscillian and his friends should be put to death.~
22      II, LI   |         But between them and our friends, a perpetual war of quarreling