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 1  1  |      also, "that all with one mind may hold firm in one sentence."
 2  3,1|     which especially I had in mind. And now I urge you, as
 3  3,1|   Word" should suggest to the mind the idea of division), but
 4  3,2|     saw grounds to change his mind and expresses them with
 5  3,3|      your holiness have not a mind to this according to the
 6  3,4|        but of things, and the mind most unskilled in theology
 7  3,4|      be an equally and, to my mind, more accurate translation
 8  3,4|      and far removed from the mind of Cyril. Since to such
 9  5  |       be in all things of one mind, of one heart, when the
10  5  |     them the constancy of our mind with that reverence which
11  5  |   faith! To Coelestine of one mind with the synod! To Coelestine
12  5  |       to assemble, bearing in mind and continually watching
13  5  |     that they are of the same mind with us, it only remains,
14  6,1|       Ephesine Fathers had in mind the Apostolic Canons, yet
15  6,1|    grief swoops down upon the mind, and has the effect of cruelly
16  6,1| impediment, but hiding in his mind his plan and his thought (
17  6,1|       we all were of the same mind, holding them deposed. And