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 1 Sentenza    |     observed that the pupils of Nestorius were trying to bring their
 2 Sentenza    | Theodore who was condemned with Nestorius, says, "It was necessary
 3 Sentenza    |     opinions in accordance with Nestorius had been rejected, whoever
 4 Sentenza    |  sentence against the heresy of Nestorius and has condemned according
 5 Sentenza    |  justice and with accuracy both Nestorius himself and all those who
 6 Sentenza    |         offered some defence of Nestorius and his heresy; their aim
 7 Sentenza    | instruct them that not only was Nestorius, the disciple of heresy,
 8 Sentenza    |      the heretical Theodore and Nestorius so that it would be made
 9 Sentenza    |       the heretics Theodore and Nestorius were conspiring to strengthen
10 Sentenza    |        and defends Theodore and Nestorius, had been accepted by the
11 Sentenza    |      the heretical Theodore and Nestorius and even gave support to
12 Sentenza    |      supporters of Theodore and Nestorius in support of their case.
13 Sentenza    |     obliged him to anathematize Nestorius and his heretical doctrines
14 Sentenza    |    wrote defending Theodore and Nestorius. Additionally, we anathematize
15 Sentenza    |         of Ephesus for deposing Nestorius without proper process and
16 Sentenza    |        it supports Theodore and Nestorius and their heretical teachings
17 Anathem,  4 |         who follow Theodore and Nestorius, rejoicing in the division,
18 Anathem,  5 | adoration, as both Theodore and Nestorius have written in their madness;
19 Anathem,  11|        Macedonius, Apollinarius Nestorius, Eutyches and Origen, as
20 Anathem,  13|      the heretical Theodore and Nestorius and others who think in
21 Anathem,  13|      the aforesaid Theodore and Nestorius and accept them or their
22 Anathem,  14|      alleging that it condemned Nestorius without going into the matter
23 Anathem,  14|      which defends Theodore and Nestorius and their heretical teachings