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Argument.—The Argument of This Letter is Sufficiently in Agreement with the Preceding, and It Appears that It is the One of Which He Speaks in the Following Letter; For He Praises His Clergy for Having Rejected from Communion Gaius of Didda, a Presbyter, and His Deacon, Who Rashly Communicated with the Lapsed; And Exhorts Them to Do the Same with Certain Others.

Ante-Nicene Fathers — American Roberts / Donaldson / Coxe edition, Volume V · Cyprian correspondence, Epistle XXVII — unspecified — eng