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 1 1,1|   most reverend archbishop of Old Rome, Leo, appears to have
 2 1,1|     worthy Leo, Archbishop of Old Rome, the Imperial City. ~
 3 2  |      pages of the New and the Old Testament, who does not
 4 2  |       of the Apostolic see of old Rome, said in Latin what
 5 5  |       ek duo fusewn while the old Latin translation has, in
 6 5  |       doubt whatever that the old Latin translator had the
 7 5  |     naturis, as Cyril and the old fathers had taught (Mansi,
 8 5  |    President of the great and old Rome, the most blessed and
 9 5  |    Christ, as the Prophets of old time have spoken concerning
10 5  |     God-beloved archbishop of old Rome, which orders that
11 5  |       most reverend bishop of old Nicepolis in Epirus said:
12 6,1|      quite differently by the old Latin writers, Dionysius
13 6,2|    whereas Basil "held to the old custom," i.e., to the traditional
14 6,2|      the city of Nicaea as by old custom a "metropolis." Eunomius,
15 6,4|      that the readers were of old called "heralds" (De Eccl.
16 6,6|       remove it. Thus all the old Latin translators understood
17 6,5|     not leave his wife in his old age because she was poor" (
18 6,6|      named "oeconomus" in the old Irish monasteries; see Reeves'
19 6,7|        II., canon j. ~In many old collections this is the
20 6,8|   privileges to the throne of old Rome, because it was the
21 6,8|     equal privileges with the old imperial Rome, should in
22 6,8|       honour as the bishop of Old Rome, on account of the
23 6,8| chiefly the most holy Pope of Old Rome, and then the Patriarch
24 6,0|      it is wanting in all the old Greek, as well as in the
25 6,2|     God-beloved archbishop of Old Rome, but that the most