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 1 Intro      |    the Greeks adopted every means to distort the acts, "by
 2 Definit    |  enemy of injustice. He, by means of the divine help and the
 3 Definit    | every occasion and by every means, to steal, slaughter and
 4 Canons,  3 |     so too does painting by means of colours. It is only right
 5 Canons,  11|  their heresy by irrational means using a wisdom that has
 6 Canons,  13|  leading persons must by no means have the possibility of
 7 Canons,  14|     in the mysteries or the means of grace for two years. ~
 8 Canons,  22|   bishops should be done by means of an election and decision
 9 Canons,  25|     regard to receiving the means of holiness, and it is only
10 Canons,  26|    doubt, or to quash it by means of a general synod and the