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 1 1,1|       holy archbishop of Rome has given a form (tupon) which we
 2 1,1|           us peace, for thou hast given us all things." So that
 3 2  |            unto us a Son has been given, whose power is on his shoulder;
 4 2  |           dearly beloved brother. Given on the Ides of June, in
 5 2  |        did not come, sentence was given against him, which was communicated
 6 3  |        separate opinions had been given, when the rest of the bishops
 7 4  |        give directions that we be given our letters of dismission,
 8 5  |         their individual heresies given rise to empty babblings;
 9 6,1|          Ecumenical Synod was now given to them, in order to raise
10 6,1|         Scripture, but the canons given or approved by them as we
11 6,2|      functionaries of St. Sophia, given by Goat in his Euchologion (
12 6,2|       interpretario Dionysii," as given in the Concilia, freedom
13 6,4|          canon seems to have been given by monks of Eutychian tendencies,
14 6,9|       here is a greater privilege given by a General Council to
15 6,9|      Constantinople than ever was given by any council, even that
16 6,1|          commendatory ought to be given only to persons who are
17 6,1|       commendatory should only be given to those who are open to
18 6,1|      commendatitioe litteroe were given to those laymen and clerics
19 6,1|  eirhnikai) on the contrary, were given to those who were in undisturbed
20 6,1|           litteroe pacificoe were given to ordinary believers, and
21 6,0|          of one city shall not be given a cure in another. But if
22 6,5|          Eudoxia claimed to have "given back the bridegroom" (Serm.
23 6,9| Archbishop of Constantinople, was given only the fifth place. Against
24 6,9|          long course of years has given no effect!" ~We need not
25 6,9|        been an hulled by Leo) was given to the Greek Patriarch of
26 6,2|       each one of the bishops was given without any necessity but