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 1  1  |   Projectus, and the presbyter Philip, had been chosen by Celestine
 2  1  |      Council gives credence to Philip uttering these true and
 3  5  |        the most beloved-of-God Philip, a presbyter and legate
 4  5  |      and took their seats.(2) ~Philip the presbyter and legate
 5  5  |       be translated and read. ~Philip, the presbyter of the Apostolic
 6  5  |    bishops, and our presbyter, Philip, that they may be present
 7  5  |     decreed by your holiness. ~Philip, presbyter and legate of
 8  5  |       reverend bishops, and to Philip the most reverend presbyter;
 9  5  |       understand their power. ~Philip the presbyter and legate
10  5  |       Arcadius having seconded Philip's motion, Memnon directed
11  5  | primicerius of the notaries.] ~Philip the presbyter and legate
12  5  |      pious bishops, as also by Philip, the most religious presbyter
13  5  |        bishops and legates and Philip, the presbyter and legate
14  6  |       Eustathius of Parnassus, Philip of Theodosia, and Daniel,
15  6  |        Cyprus. ~OBSERVATION OF PHILIP LABBE, S.J.P.  In the Collections
16  6,1|        the most holy presbyter Philip, all of whom were sent by