707Chapter 6
708Chapter 7
709Chapter 8
711Chapter 9
712Chapter 10
714Chapter 11
716Chapter 12
719Chapter 13
720Chapter 14
721Chapter 15
723Chapter 16
724Chapter 17
725Chapter 18
727Chapter 19
728In which Augustin proves that it is to no purpose that the Donatists bring
forward the authority of Cyprian, bishop and martyr, since it is really more
opposed to them than to the Catholics. For that he held that the view of his
predecessor Agrippinus, on the subject of baptizing heretics in the Catholic
Church when they join its communion, should only be received on condition
that peace should be maintained with those who entertained the opposite view,
and that the unity of the Church should never be broken by any kind of schism.
729Chapter 1
732Chapter 2
733Chapter 3
734Chapter 4
735Chapter 5
737Chapter 6
740Chapter 7
742Chapter 8
744Chapter 9
746Chapter 10
747Chapter 11
748Chapter 12
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