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1 Definit    |       since the first of these declares that Emmanuel was not truly
2 Definit    |        made man and the second declares that he was indeed man but
3 Definit    |       inasmuch as it foolishly declares that a saying of the divinely
4 Canons,  7 |      divine spokesman, clearly declares in his law that what is
5 Canons,  10|     synod justly and fittingly declares and lays down that no lay
6 Canons,  11|    Christ, in ringing tones it declares anathema the inventors and
7 Canons,  11| holding similar views; it also declares and promulgates that nobody
8 Canons,  17|        under his authority; it declares, "Because such a custom
9 Canons,  22|       holy and universal synod declares and decrees, in agreement