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 1      II, XLVII |      the duty was entrusted to Ithacius, bishop of Sossuba, of seeing
 2      II, XLVII | position. But then Ydacius and Ithacius pressed forward their measures
 3      II, XLIX  |        will, to resist, failed Ithacius; for the heretics had won
 4      II, XLIX  |     their own power. Moreover, Ithacius was put on his trial, by
 5      II, XLIX  |  Master to bring back to Spain Ithacius who was then living at Treves.
 6      II, XLIX  |        into Gaul. Accordingly, Ithacius then resolved, although
 7      II, L     |        The bishops Ydacius and Ithacius followed as accusers; and
 8      II, L     | accused. I certainly hold that Ithacius had no worth or holiness
 9      II, L     |     did not cease to importune Ithacius, that he should give up
10      II, LI    |                Chapter LI.~But Ithacius, seeing how much ill-will
11      II, LI    |     regard to the public good, Ithacius, harassed68 with invectives,
12      II, LI(67)|      meaning seems to be, that Ithacius being blamed for bringing