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 1  1  |      letter of Cyril was first brought before the judgment of the
 2  1  |  indeed, by the Roman See, but brought to a conclusion by the sentence
 3  3,1|  because the two natures being brought together in a true union,
 4  3,3|      And since the holy Virgin brought forth corporally God made
 5  3,4|       and on our behalf he has brought the vessel of his Spirit
 6  4  |        conceived and impiously brought forth, should be reprobated
 7  5  | Apostolic See, which have been brought by us, be read, from which
 8  5  |     that the writings which we brought should be brought to the
 9  5  |     which we brought should be brought to the knowledge of all,
10  5  |       See said: Nestorius hath brought us great sorrow.. . . And
11  6,1|      Ghost, defined, should be brought into the Churches of God.
12  6,1|  vanities of worldly honour be brought in under pretext of sacred
13  6,1|     have taken place should be brought to the knowledge of your
14  6,1|   religious and pious Valerian brought with him. Likewise anything