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 1  3,3| Reconciler unto peace, having offered himself as a sweet smelling
 2  3,3|       For on account of us he offered his body as a sweet smelling
 3  3,3|   account? And to say that he offered himself for himself and
 4  3,3|  which sacrifices are rightly offered? But when he spoke about
 5  4  |     any man shall say that he offered himself in sacrifice for
 6  4  |       our confession, and has offered himself for us, and does
 7  5  |    city. Let common prayer be offered to the Lord. For we can
 8  6,1|     of the Iconoclasts, again offered another, although the Canon
 9  6,1|       of the city of Ephesus, offered some books composed by themselves
10  6,1|      forth in the papers they offered, is honest. Therefore from