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 1 1  |          s letter, "As we see the divine Gospels laid before your
 2 1,1|       eyes; knowing that our most divine and pious lord believes
 3 1,1|         you to know that the most divine and pious lord of the whole
 4 1,1|       from the beginning from the divine Scriptures and from the
 5 1,1|           by way of following the divine Paul, who distinctly declares: "
 6 1,1|       suffered them not." And the divine Paul wrote: "So then they
 7 2  |          in no way added to, that divine and everlasting birth; but
 8 2  |        conception was caused by a divine act, therefore the flesh
 9 2  |            not impairing what was divine: because that "emptying
10 2  |          his craft, was bereft of divine gifts and, being stripped
11 2  | child-bearing is an indication of Divine power. The infancy of the
12 2  |         waves," is unquestionably Divine. As then--to pass by many
13 2  |        that the properties of the Divine and the human nature might
14 2  |          proof: trusting that the Divine assistance will be with
15 2  |        beloved of God synod, that divine (1) letters were sent to
16 3  |          of your disregard of the divine canons, and of your disobedience
17 3  |      great synod according to the divine canons you did not come. ~
18 3  |           devout secretary of the divine consistory, the most reverend
19 5  |           and salutary formula of divine grace sufficed for the perfect
20 5  |         one, maintaining that the divine Nature of the Only Begotten
21 5  |      letters was finished]: These divine letters say nothing whatever
22 5  |         Valentinian and Valens of divine memory, which then bestowed
23 6,6|         that he might provide for divine service in the monastery. ~
24 6,2|           we have qeia grammata ("divine" being practically, equivalent
25 6,4|       Church and enrich them with divine baptism. ~HEFELE. ~According
26 6,0|        vessels," and yet, "by the Divine mercy, had been carried
27 6,6|         shall be subjected to the divine canons. ~NOTES. ~ANCIENT
28 6,6|          be punishable under "the divine" (or sacred) "canons." ~
29 6,8|          has been declared by the divine canons; but that, as has
30 6,2|          were discussing to be of Divine origin, and that the occupant
31 6,2|         the See of Rome was, jure divine, supreme over all pontiffs
32 6,2|         of the doctrine of a jure divine Papal Supremacy as it is