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1  3,1| Alexandria, said, What seems good to this holy and great synod
2  3,3|    perfect and in need of no good thing. Since, therefore,
3  5  | hoped, nevertheless by God's good providence ... Wherefore
4  5  |  done. Your holiness will be good enough to inform us whether
5  6,1|   whereas they made it for a good and necessary end, to defend
6  6,1|  time, he was absent with no good conscience, and was inexcusable
7  6,1|      the case. And it seemed good to us all, and to the most
8  6,1|   addition to this it seemed good that the filthy book of