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 1 1 | invisible; and in one Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of God, the ~only-begotten
 2 1 | invisible; and in the Lord Jesus Christ, for he is the Word ~of
 3 3 |         respecting the Person of Christ. ~The following passages
 4 4 |          Smith & Cheetham, Dict. Christ. Ant.)~The feeling that
 5 9 |   already understood the body of Christ to be the ~object of poiein ,(
 6 10|   privileges.~ ~FFOULKES.~(Dict. Christ. Antiq. voce Council of
 7 12|            Canon Venables, Dict. Christ. Biography.)~Juvenalis succeeded
 8 13|        follows;~ ~(Haddon, Dict. Christ. Antiq. s. v. Chorepiscopus.)~
 9 20|           the most holy blood of Christ was spilled upon their clothes."(
10 20|          steeped in the Blood of Christ that the presbyter may be
11 21|       Edw. H. Plumptre in ~Dict. Christ. Antiq. s. v. Catechumens.)~ ~
12 26|          should give the Body of Christ to them that do ~offer.
13 26|     truly received "the body of ~Christ." Secondly, that that was "
14 26|  sacrifice ~in which the body of Christ was offered. Thirdly that
15 26|      touching the grace of Jesus Christ which came to us, how that
16 26|       flesh of our Saviour Jesus Christ, which flesh suffered ~for
17 26|      truly received 'the body of Christ.'" Now this ~statement is
18 26|       canon is that "the body of Christ is given" by the minister
19 26|         sacrament of the Body of Christ" was given in the supper
20 26|     minister, while "the body of Christ," they taught, was present
21 31|          he who ~is the Vicar of Christ our Lord over all peoples
22 33|       Niece through the grace of Christ and our most religious Sovereign ~
23 33|     Begotten Son, our Lord Jesus Christ, and of the Holy ~Ghost,
24 35|           from 436 to 531 after ~Christ. Besides this Cyril showed,
25 35|         to their ~teaching--that Christ partook of the passover