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 1 1 |           Nazianzen, who was at that time ~ ~liable to censure for
 2 2 |             who say that there was a time when ~ ~the Son of God was
 3 2 |             who say that there was a time when the Son was not, or
 4 3 |            addition.(4) From this ~ ~time it became for Spain the
 5 3 |              1014 that for the first time the interpolated creed was ~ ~
 6 3 |           always asserted up to this time."~ ~ ~ ~4. It is quite possible
 7 5 |          shall endeavour to show the time and manner of its origin.
 8 7 |           Constantius for the second time, "heard ~ ~with pain," as
 9 7 |      Apollinaris has reappeared from time to time ~ ~in a modified
10 7 |              reappeared from time to time ~ ~in a modified shape,
11 7 |              but their leader at the time of the Council was the ~ ~
12 10|              St. Basil, and ~ ~for a time, at least, suspected by
13 13|        preposition  meta  here of ~ ~time and not of inferiority of
14 13|           meta  as only referring to time, and ~ ~does not admit that
15 13|              to Rome. As in the mean time it had taken effect ~ ~throughout
16 13|            Eastern Church at ~ ~this time; for the giving the Bishop
17 13|            to sanction it, from this time, ~ ~381, to say the least,
18 14|              Maximus.~ ~ ~ ~All this time Maximus was secretly maturing
19 14|              weary of him. It was ~ ~time the patriarch of the Eastern
20 14|             of ordination. By the ~ ~time they had set the Cynic on
21 15|           this Tome, and at the same time sought to put a stop to
22 16|      deprived of communion for a set time.~ ~ ~ ~VAN ESPEN.~ ~It is
23 16|        meaning of the word at ~ ~the time of this Council's session.~ ~ ~ ~
24 16|          evident either that at that time the ~ ~Orientals did not
25 17|            oblige them to spend some time in the Church, and to hear
26 17|              This sect lasted a long time, and spread much ~ ~in Phrygia
27 18|         oikoumenikh  and at the same time seeking to justify it in ~ ~
28 18|              could not for a ~ ~long time obtain an equal rank with
29 18| Constantinople appears for the first time to have been ~ ~highly honoured
30 18|        Constantinople, ~ ~for a long time proved a hindrance to its
31 18|            Chalcedon, and during the time ~ ~immediately following.
32 19|              needed long leisure, ~ ~time, and toil to restore the
33 19|      churches which, have for a long time been the prey of the heretics.
34 19|              limits of the appointed time which allowed of no ~ ~preparation
35 19|              is bishop, who was some time ago ~ ~canonically ordained