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 1  1  |     confidently abstained from Communion with him (Nestorius) before
 2  1  | deprived of the Episcopate and Communion unless, within ten days
 3  3,3|    holy fathers. And we are in communion with all those laymen and
 4  3,4|     moods, was willing to hold communion with those who differed
 5  3,4|      united with God only by a communion of dignity. ~Nestorius [
 6  5  | dignity, and from all priestly communion. ~NOTES. ~The words for
 7  5  |      whole Church and from the communion of all its priests. ~Projectus,
 8  5  |  honour, and moreover from the communion of all orthodox priests. ~
 9  6  |    privilege of ecclesiastical communion on the ground of a priestly
10  6  |        from all ecclesiastical communion, and deprived them of all
11  6  |        from all ecclesiastical communion and made incapable of exercising
12  6  |        restore such persons to communion and to their former rank,
13  6  |        for their faults in one communion to go to another and there
14  6,1|   proposed to him, as terms of communion, that he should "do away
15  6,1|    name, and the rank, and the communion of the episcopate. On this
16  6,1|       we have deprived them of communion and have taken from them
17  6,1|     their hands, we are all in communion, and after the rashness [
18  6,1|        they may be admitted to communion. But if they refuse to anathematize,
19  6,1|     their grade, and also from communion; if they be lay-men let
20  6,1|     necessary for concord, and communion, and arrangement (dispositionem
21  6,1|   separate themselves from her communion. They did not believe in
22  6,1|    They did not believe in the Communion as a mystery which sanctifies