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1 2 |         will be remissible, some irremissible: in accordance wherewith
2 2 |        to request"--this will be irremissible. So, where there is the
3 2 |          the case, namely, of an irremissible sin. And it remains to examine
4 13| Alexander--blasphemy, to wit--is irremissible in this and in the future.
5 16|       baptism he determines them irremissible, if it is true, (as it is),
6 18|         or else, for greater and irremissible ones, from God only.~
7 19|          or else to confess them irremissible, for which it is not permitted