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 1  1  |     before the assembling and common sentence of the most holy
 2  1  | according to the Canon of our common Faith, and the utility of
 3  1  | execute, that is, by giving a common judgment. Whence Celestine
 4  3,1|      the was not first born a common man of the holy Virgin,
 5  3,3|      God dwelt in him as in a common man born of the holy Virgin,
 6  3,3| Saviour of us all. And not as common flesh do we receive it;
 7  4  |    manhood] referring it to a common sonship, that is, not giving
 8  4  |   believe not to be that of a common man and of any one like
 9  4  |    gives all things life. For common flesh cannot give life.
10  4  |    who is no creature nor any common man, but the natural and
11  5  |     all the Lord's priests in common, for by right of inheritance
12  5  |   which he titus entrusted in common to all the Apostles. We
13  5  |      must strive therefore in common to keep the faith which
14  5  |      body grieve and mourn in common with us. He who is to judge
15  5  |    venerate in this city. Let common prayer be offered to the
16  5  | according to the canon of the common faith, and according to
17  6  |        the Holy Synod, by one common decree, deposed them from
18  6,1|    these were individual, not common, formulae of faith, here
19  6,1|     others, which are plainly common and solemn, which are contained
20  6,1|     do perform the liturgy in common, all together celebrating
21  6,1|    that we should consider in common the case of the Messalians,