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 1  3,1|      the order of their rank deposed to the same things, and
 2  3,3|    and clergymen cast out or deposed by your holiness on account
 3  6  |     of them had already been deposed; and since from their refusing
 4  6  | Synod, by one common decree, deposed them from all ecclesiastical
 5  6  |      or Nestorius, should be deposed," let him not read "Celestine"
 6  6  |    and Memnon deserved to be deposed, because they had given
 7  6  |     place, know that you are deposed and dismissed from all sacerdotal
 8  6  |    the holy Synod, are to be deposed from the priesthood and
 9  6  |    that these also should be deposed. ~NOTES. ~ANCIENT EPITOME
10  6  |    or Nestorius, let them be deposed. ~EXCURSUS ON PELAGIANISM. ~
11  6  |    now, and were accordingly deposed, among them Julian of Eclanum.
12  6  |    thereby, but shall remain deposed nevertheless. ~NOTES. ~ANCIENT
13  6  |  heresy whatsoever, shall be deposed, if they be bishops or clergymen;
14  6,1|   Eusebius had been unjustly deposed, and proceeded to depose
15  6,1|      to depose those who had deposed them. After stating these
16  6,1|      had for many years been deposed for serious causes from
17  6,1|     therefore they have been deposed by us." ~239 ~When, therefore,
18  6,1|      same mind, holding them deposed. And that you may know in