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 1  1  |        have been informed of a just deposition, and a still
 2  3,1|         but because, as I have just said, his flesh tasted death.
 3  3,1|      with regard to the letter just read? Does it also seem
 4  3,1|      agreement with the things just read are those which his
 5  3,3|      that be became flesh, not just as he is said to dwell in
 6  3,3|        the grace of God (as we just now said), he tasted death
 7  3,3|       in an indivisible union, just as everyone knows a man
 8  3,3|     have been glorified by him just as if any one of us should
 9  3,3|         and he is sent by him, just as, moreover, he is from
10  3,4|     passage to which the words just quoted are a portion of
11  3,4|       and associated with God, just as God had been said to
12  3,4|        line of argument I have just used and which Petavius
13  5  |       of great Rome which have just been Toad, be entered on
14  5  |      time cried out. This is a just judgment. To Coelestine,
15  6  | orthodoxy, we have declared it just that these should be restored
16  6  |      Celestius, it is declared just by the holy Synod that these
17  6,1|      as from the announcements just made to us, that he refused
18  6,1|     exegesis, and after this a just sentence of deposition was
19  6,1|    especially is this sentence just, because he is so far removed
20  6,1|    reviling was done away, the just vote of the Synod which