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 1  1  |          his own; he sends him two letters from him self to Nestorius,
 2  1  |           who likewise, by his own letters and explanations, endeavoured
 3  1  |        been most fully informed by letters from both sides, is thus
 4  1  |           he not only approves the letters and doctrine of Cyril, but
 5  1  |          be referred, and then the letters of Cyril and Nestorius were
 6  1  |           consider the form of the letters of the holy and venerable
 7  3,2|         and received his Synodical letters, to one of which are appended
 8  3,3|        have added to these our own letters and that which it is necessary
 9  3,4|          the Gospels and Apostolic letters, which refer to the two
10  5  |           impious doctrines in his letters and treatises, as well as
11  5  |         Apostolic See, through his letters to that holy and most pious
12  5  |          and affair (wrisen) which letters have been shown to your
13  5  |             he has sent through us letters to all your holinesses,
14  5  | blessedness to give order that the letters l of the holy and ever-to-be-mentioned-with-veneration
15  5  |          the Acts follow two short letters from Coelestine, one to
16  6  |           paid no attention to the letters of ~227 ~others. Before
17  6  |            then, in very one-sided letters informed the Emperor, the
18  6,1|            it was contained in the letters of the Emperors that if
19  6,1|       blasphemies. ~After this the letters were read which were written