134 THE TREATISES OF CYPRIAX. 74. That every widow that is approved ought to be honoured. 75. That every person ought to have care ratherofhis own people,and especiallyof believers. 76. That one who isoldermust not rashlybe accused. 77. That the sinneristo be publiclyreproved. 78. That we must not speak with heretics. 79. That innocencyaskswith confidence,and obtains. 80. That the devilhas no power againstman unlessGod have allowedit. 81. That wages be quicklypaidto the hireling. 82. That divinationmust not be used. 83. That a tuftof hair1 isnot to be worn on the head. 84. That the beard must not be plucked. 85. That we must risewhen a bishopor a presbytercomes, 86. That a schism must not be made, even althoughhe who withdraws should remain in one faithand in thesame tradition. 87. That believersought to be simplewith prudence. 88. That a brothermust not be deceived. 89. That the end of the world comes suddenly. 90. That a wife must not departfrom her husband ; orif she departs,she must remain unmarried. 91. That every one istempted somuch as he isabletobear. 92. That not everythingisto be done which islawful. 93. That itwas foretoldthatheresieswould arise. 94. That the Eucharist is to be receivedwith fearand honour. 95. That we are to livewith the good,but to avoidthe evil. 96. That we must labourwith deeds,not with words. 97. That we must hastento faithand to attainment.' 98. That the catechumen ought to sinno more. 99. That judgment willbe in accordancewith theterms, beforethe law,of equity; afterMoses, of the law. 1 " Cimim incapitenonhabendum."" Cirrus" means" a tuftofhair," ora curlorlovelock. 2Scil." ofbaptism,"Oxfordtransl.