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 1  1  |      thrice cited and summoned to take his seat with the other
 2  1  |          for this expression, "to take his seat," is distinctly
 3  2  |          p. 43.) ~Candidian is to take no immediate part in the
 4  2  |       above all, Candidian was to take care that no member of the
 5  3,1|      enemies to be laden with.' I take little reckoning of the
 6  4  |      Joseph he said, "Fear not to take unto thee Mary thy wife,
 7  5  |         weapons are those we must take, because the war is one
 8  5  |    reference to bishops, saying, "Take heed to yourselves and to
 9  6  |      further on that this did not take place until afterwards,
10  6  |      ordered them with threats to take part in his council. And
11  6  |          asked Count Candidian to take care that neither Cyril
12  6,1| Metropolitan having permission to take, for his own security, a
13  6,1|     ordain, and that he shall not take and minister to a Church