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 1      II, XLVI  |      Helpidius. By these again Priscillian was instructed, a man of
 2      II, XLVI  |      had taken up the cause of Priscillian, not only by expressing
 3      II, XLVII |    bishops, with Helpidius and Priscillian, laymen, were condemned.
 4      II, XLVII |   bishop in the town of Aries, Priscillian, a layman indeed, but the
 5      II, XLVIII|     Instantius, Salvianus, and Priscillian set out for Rome, in order
 6      II, XLVIII| pregnant through adultery with Priscillian, she procured abortion by
 7      II, XLVIII|      upon this, Instantius and Priscillian made their wayback to Spain (
 8      II, XLIX  |        and accusations against Priscillian and his confederates. The
 9      II, XLIX  |    Accordingly, Instantius and Priscillian were escorted thither and,
10      II, XLIX  |        office of a bishop. But Priscillian, in order that he might
11      II, L     |        friends or disciples of Priscillian. The miserable wretch even
12      II, L     |     severe character. He tried Priscillian in two assemblies, and convicted
13      II, L     |      of evil conduct. In fact, Priscillian did not deny that he had
14      II, L     |       the emperor decreed that Priscillian and his friends should be
15      II, LI    |       under him as prosecutor, Priscillian was condemned to death,
16      II, LI    |    lately adopted the cause of Priscillian, and revolted from the Catholics.
17      II, LI    |       Well, after the death of Priscillian, not only was the heresy
18      II, LI    |        of religion to swear by Priscillian. But between them and our