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 1      II, XLI   |  there could be nO peace with heretics. The Arians do the same
 2      II, XLIII |    join in communion with the heretics. At the same time, he hands
 3      II, XLVII | bishops were present. But the heretics did not venture to submit
 4      II, XLVII |       proceedings against the heretics, had afterwards fallen away
 5      II, XLVII |  decrees and prosecutions the heretics might be expelled from the
 6      II, XLVII |        in virtue Of which all heretics were enjoined not only to
 7      II, XLIX  |      failed Ithacius; for the heretics had won over by bribes Voluentius,
 8      II, XLIX  |       might close against the heretics every means of flattery
 9      II, XLIX  |   purchased. Accordingly, the heretics by their artifices, having
10      II, L     |    their zeal in overthrowing heretics, if they had not contended
11      II, L     |    that, having been declared heretics by a sentence of the bishops,
12      II, LI(67)|  justified the prosecution of heretics; but being at last driven