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 1  1  |       influence, had deceived men's minds with such an appearance
 2  1  |      Theodosius and the great men, that he could easily throw
 3  1  |     favour Nestorius: because men's feelings were divided,
 4  3  |       follows: ~katafluarousi men, ws akouw, k t.l ~Intelligo
 5  3,3|      in the earth. Who for us men and for our salvation, came
 6  3,3|      Mediator between God and men," and a Reconciler unto
 7  3,4|    and in favour with God and men." In affirming our Lord
 8  3,4|       Prophets and other holy men, and to have had his abode
 9  3,4|       not after the manner of men, in order that he might
10  3,4|       to work miracles before men and shall not rather con- ~
11  3,4|     miraculous healings among men, and possesses the power
12  5  |      us and are most approved men, Arcedius, and Projectus,
13  6  | Helladius of Ptolemais. These men, having no privilege of
14  6  |     manifestly evident to all men that they were all promoting
15  6  |  assembly of apostates; these men, according to the decree
16  6,1|     and since those excellent men, who have petitioned the
17  6,1|  Christ, the Deliverer of all men, hath given us by his own
18  6,1|       Metropolitical bishops, men who were not ignorant, but
19  6,1|    himself, I suppose, thirty men, having the name of bishops (
20  6,1|     the before-mentioned holy men to be heretics, both should
21  6,1|       of a synod could thirty men hold, some of whom were
22  6,1|      They never fasted, slept men and women together, in warm
23  6,1|   sect to instruct and govern men, even priests. ~Although