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 1  2  |   theological controversies. On the contrary, Candidian was to remove
 2  2  | investigation of truth; and, on the contrary, see that every statement
 3  4  |           statement which is wholly contrary to the right and undefiled
 4  5  |           our sailing was slow, and contrary winds hindered us especially,
 5  6,1|           which has been introduced contrary to the ecclessiastical constitutions
 6  6,1|          shall bring forward a rule contrary to what is hero determined,
 7  6,1|       attempt to introduce any form contrary to these shall be of any
 8  6,1|             practice is said to be "contrary ~to the Apostolic Canons
 9  6,1|           But all things turned out contrary to our hope. For he was
10  6,1|             were with him, which he contrary to law had pronounced against
11  6,1|          chief dogma, gross errors, contrary to the first principles