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 1 1  |       out of obedience. The rest say to the same effect: "It
 2 1  |         Christ; therefore," they say, "we agree and subscribe."
 3 1  |           again cry out, "We all say the same thing, and agree
 4 1  |         eminent man, allow me to say that Leo, upon the appeal
 5 1,1|       churches, which directions say that Dioscorus is not to
 6 1,1|        of the present holy synod say? When he thus expounded
 7 1,1|         further than this we can say nothing. ~Cecropius, the
 8 1,1|        God," etc. "But those who say," etc. ~The most reverend
 9 1,1|         have been taught also to say in prayers: "O Lord our
10 1,1|      words against me, as that I say the holy Body of Christ
11 1,1|          thought it necessary to say a few words concerning this
12 1,1|        their sins." ~For when we say our Lord Jesus Christ descended
13 1,1|         from above, we do not so say this as if from above and
14 1,1|          what he was, that is to say God. For he is unchanging
15 1,1|       not unknown, from which we say the ineffable union was
16 1,1|   vouchsafe to silence those who say that a crasis, or mingling
17 2  |     belong to the same nature to say, "I and the Father are one,"
18 2  |          Father are one," and to say, "the Father is greater
19 2  | disciples, he said, "Whom do men say that I the Son of Man am?"
20 2  |       others, he said, "But whom say ye that I am?" that is, "
21 2  |        in reality of flesh, whom say ye that I am?" Whereupon
22 2  |         that it is as impious to say that the Only-begotten Son
23 2  |     professed himself i ready to say what he had not said before,
24 5  |       assembly those who dare to say that the Godhead of the
25 5  |          meaning, moreover, they say, of ek and en is essentially
26 5  |  finished]: These divine letters say nothing whatever with regard
27 5  |         have they taught. We all say the same things. [Aetius,
28 6,2|        encouraged the Council to say, "A pragmatic can have no
29 6,6|          law, our canon does not say; on the contrary, it assumes
30 6,0|         Fathers is right. We all say the same.The Fathers have
31 6,2|      most glorious judges, said: Say what you wish. The most
32 6,2|        signed the tome just read say whether they gave their
33 6,2|      bishops who have not signed say something. ~Eusebius, the
34 6,2|         just sentence. So we all say, These things please us
35 6,2|          in this opinion, we all say the same things. ~Lucentius,