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 1  I,7  |          oppressed people who for centuries have been kept economically,
 2  I,9  |           in the third and fourth centuries, with its centre at Edessa,
 3  I,9  |         flourished for nearly two centuries. The decline of this vibrant
 4  I,9  |         sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Again in the nineteenth
 5 IV,19 |     Christians have done down the centuries. With understandable pride
 6 IV,19 |    preserved their faith down the centuries against great odds and have
 7 IV,22 | successfully inculturated through centuries of interaction with the
 8  V,26 |        Churches in Asia. Down the centuries, relations between particular
 9 VII,44|    evangelization of Asia in past centuries. For this magnificent contribution,
10 VII,49|           Asian soil in the first centuries of the Church, and it is