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 1  1  |          and begin with the first course of proceeding. After, therefore,
 2  1  |        his sentence. In the first course of proceeding this was done.
 3  1  |           all proceedings were of course suspended, and depended
 4  1  |        else, thought of any other course: that, therefore, was not
 5  3,4|        necessarily involve in the course of nature the previous conception
 6  3,4|     accuracy of the rendering. Of course the answer to the objection
 7  5  | proclaimed with a great voice, of course after your full conviction,
 8  6  |      enough to vacillate in their course, the more so as the Conciliabulum
 9  6  |           precipitancy of Cyril's course. ~CANON III. ~IF any of
10  6,1|          to destruction by such a course of action, under the name