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 1       I, I     |       intestine dangers of the churches. But I will not shrink from
 2      II, XXXII |       XXXII.~After Adrian, the churches had peace under the rule
 3      II, XXXII | persecuted the clerics of some churches. Ere long, under Decius
 4      II, XXXIII|     inflict any wound upon the churches. From that time, we have
 5      II, XXXIII|       numerous and magnificent churches. And Helena, the mother
 6      II, XXXIII|      royal powers, she erected churches31 on the site of the Lord'
 7      II, XXXV  |     preceded fell upon all the churches from that state of tranquillity.
 8      II, XXXV  |     mixed themselves among the churches, as if they acquiesced in
 9      II, XL    |       by these things, and the churches were languishing as if from
10      II, XLV   |   frames anew the faith of the churches after its pristine form.
11      II, XLVI  |        dangerous. In these the churches have been defiled with no
12      II, XLVII |     enjoined not only to leave churches or cities, but to be driven
13      II, XLVIII|        to be restored to their churches. Relying upon this, Instantius
14      II, XLVIII|        struggle, recovered the churches over which they had ruled.~
15      II, XLIX  |       being a disturber of the churches, and he having been ordered
16      II, L     |    have been expelled from the churches; and that it was, besides,