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1  1  |  Celestine himself, after the conclusion of the whole matter, sends
2  1  | length we must rejoice at the conclusion of evils." The learned reader
3  1  |       where he recognizes the conclusion; that is, after the condemnation
4  1  |   Roman See, but brought to a conclusion by the sentence of the Council;
5  1  | Ephesine decrees; this is the conclusion of the question. Even Celestine
6  1  |       himself recognises this conclusion to lie not in his own examination
7  3,2|       read, being led to this conclusion by the silence of the Acts
8  3,2|      seem that Tillemont's(1) conclusion is well rounded that the
9  5  |    Synod [we give this as our conclusion]: Let Nestorius know that