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 1  1  |       Ecumenical Council should be held, and all proceedings in
 2  1  |           been past, Nestorius was held by the Council itself to
 3  1  | deliberation upon matters of Faith held after the Apostolic See. ~
 4  3,1|            times that meetings are held of those in authority. And
 5  3,2|          Acephali in the Collation held at Constantinople under
 6  3,3|          in Nice: for you have not held and interpreted it rightly,
 7  3,4|          is to-day far more widely held among persons deemed to
 8  3,4|            view of the Incarnation held by St. Cyril. Such however,
 9  3,4|            a letter from the synod held at Alexandria in A.D. 320,(
10  3,4|            made of the two. But he held that our Lord as man was
11  5  |          We discovered that he had held and published impious doctrines
12  6  |            to in this canon is one held by John of Antioch who had
13  6  |       envoys of the synod to wait, held at his town residence a
14  6  |          the imperial decrees, had held a session five days before,
15  6  |          in peace, but because you held a separate assembly from
16  6  |            Cyril and his adherents held divine service. All the
17  6,1|          pistin eperan~It has been held by some and was urged by
18  6,1|     Nestorius himself, when we all held out to him that he ought
19  6,1|            under its anathema, who held (as all must) anything not
20  6,1|            Antioch has in this way held ordinations in Cyprus; therefore
21  6,1|        itself to their souls. They held that the body of Christ
22  6,1|           Lib. ix.) says that they held the Cross in horror, that