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 1  1  |       the Apostolic See, and "Peter the head and pillar of the
 2  1  |       all these privileges of Peter and the Apostolic See entirely
 3  3  |       creed had been recited, Peter the Presbyter of Alexandria,
 4  3,1|      most religious presbyter Peter made mention; so that we
 5  3,1|       no opinion expressed.] ~Peter the presbyter of Alexandria,
 6  3,3|      unites natures; for then Peter and John, who were of equal
 7  3,4|     death), and similarly St. Peter declared (Acts iii., 15): "
 8  4  |   your ears." And the blessed Peter in his sermon to the Jews
 9  5  | Church be received and read. ~Peter, the presbyter of Alexandria
10  5  |      the Apostles, is blessed Peter the Apostle. And since now
11  5  |     the holy and most blessed Peter, prince (exarkos) and head
12  6  |    Theodore of Marcianopolis, Peter of Trajanopolis, Paul of
13  6,1|       also, no one objecting, Peter of Nicomedia, Theodore,