Book, Chapter

 1      II, I    |        elders, and Susanna was condemned by the sentence of the people.
 2      II, I    |     innocent into danger, were condemned to death.~
 3      II, XXIX |       time Paul and Peter were condemned to death, the former being
 4      II, XXXV |  writing; the Arian heresy was condemned; and the emperor confirmed
 5      II, XXXVI| heretical priests who had been condemned by a sentence of the Synod.
 6      II, XXXVI|        that he had been justly condemned. But in the case of Marcellus,
 7      II, XXXVI|  heretical by whom he had been condemned. But the Arians did not
 8      II, XXXVI|   Athanasius had been unjustly condemned. The matter is referred
 9      II, XXXVI|      which Athanasius had been condemned, should be reconsidered
10      II, XXXVI|       pardon of him for having condemned the innocent, and publicly
11      II, XLII |       done. Those who had been condemned also went to the prince,
12      II, XLIV |    whole unfaithful scheme was condemned, while the Son of God also
13      II, XLV  |      different opinion. For he condemned those who assembled at Ariminum
14      II, XLVII|      Priscillian, laymen, were condemned. It was also added that
15      II, XLVII|       any one should admit the condemned persons to communion, he
16      II, XLVII|     and Salvianus, having been condemned by the judgment of the priests,
17      II, XLVII|     troubles, and who had been condemned along with themselves in
18      II, LI   |    prosecutor, Priscillian was condemned to death, and along with
19      II, LI   |      have said above, had been condemned by the bishops, was transported
20      II, LI   |      Aurelius the deacon, were condemned to be beheaded, while Tiberianus