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 1 1  |            Faith: no other exposition may be made." Things went so
 2 1,1|            believe with all the rest, may be brought to unity through
 3 1,1|               one mind, all ambiguity may be removed: But if some
 4 1,1|            believe to be the case) we may know what their opinions
 5 1,1|              give us thee, so that we may be able to arrive at the
 6 1,1|          Churches, in order that they may have the noted glory forever
 7 2  |                so that to him also we may apply the prophet's words, "
 8 2  |           order that the whole matter may be piously and faithfully
 9 2  |           that he who has gone astray may be saved by condemning his
10 2  |              his own unsound opinion. May God keep you in good health,
11 4  |           from it, and will not sign, may go about their business;
12 5  |          common Lord inspiring us, we may cast off every plague of
13 5  |             the pious, the Christian. May Christ whom thou servest
14 5  |              to her that is orthodox. May God save your kingdom. Ye
15 5  |               ye have kept the faith. May hatred be far removed from
16 5  |         removed from your empire, and may your kingdom endure for
17 5  |            The notes of the Ballerini may also be read with profit,
18 6,8|          BRIGHT. ~What a ptwkeioo was may be seen from what Gibbon
19 6,9|              whom each of the parties may, with the Bishop's consent,
20 6,9|              to be included under it, may be doubted. The Emperor
21 6,9|             strange part of our canon may be explained in the following
22 6,1|              the ability to help them may be moved with pity. These
23 6,2|               Mansi, vii., 89-97). We may connect with this incident
24 6,4|               had them baptized, they may not hereafter baptize them
25 6,4|            lectors, etc., the meaning may be understood, with Christian
26 6,4|              that the sons of readers may take wives who are heretics,
27 6,6|          their fault, then the bishop may be kind to them." That the
28 6,7|             obedience. (Here abiastws may be illustrated from biasamenos
29 6,9|               settle whatever matters may have arisen. And bishops,
30 6,5|             months: necessity however may make the time longer. But
31 6,6|          administration of the church may not be without a witness;
32 6,6|               the goods of the church may not be squandered, nor reproach
33 6,6|           order that the church-funds may be properly spent (Mansi,
34 6,6|               Evag., iii., 12). There may have been many cases in
35 6,6| administration of the church property may not be unattested, and thereby
36 6,9|           those of the Roman Code. It may well be that this statement
37 6,2|            unity through a holy peace may be preserved through all
38 6,2|         future, so that no contention may spring up again between
39 6,2|           read, that all the brethren may know whether the things
40 6,2|            know clearly [Lat. that we may know] what we are to report
41 6,2|              whole church, so that he may be able to take action with