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 1 ChrAndOrth,7 |  forcibly introducing there the heresy of Arios. For Egypt was
 2 ChrAndOrth,8 |      Nicæa, which condemned the heresy of Arios, circulated in
 3 ChrAndOrth,10| Orthodoxy against the Nestorian heresy in the fifth century, St.
 4 ChrAndOrth,10|         third tone) against the heresy of Nestorios, beseeches
 5 ChrAndOrth,11|  champion against the Eutychian heresy of the Monophysites, writes
 6 ChrAndOrth,13|         against the Monothelite heresy, stated: “For a long period
 7 ChrAndOrth,14|      Nicæa, in 787, against the heresy of the Iconoclasts, after
 8 ChrAndOrth,14|         are converted from some heresy to the Orthodox (orthodoxon)
 9 ChrAndOrth,14|       in writing their [former] heresy and confess in writing the
10 ChrAndOrth,15|        he struggled “to abolish heresy from his flock as a plague
11 ChrAndOrth,15|       triumph of Orthodoxy over heresy, which was introduced into
12 ChrAndOrth,16|         in her struggle against heresy. It was, furthermore, during
13 ChrAndOrth,16|         in her struggle against heresy during the age of the Œcumenical
14 ChrAndOrth,17|    triumph of Orthodoxy against heresy came to be called the Orthodox