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 1 1  |           Church, for fear that a matter so important might seem
 2 1  |           others from the subject matter, saying, that they had heard
 3 1  |          that, after weighing the matter, they considered, they judged,
 4 1,1|           to be impudent, but the matter is one which touches my
 5 1,1|          we should pursue in this matter became clear after your
 6 1,1|        arrive at the truth of the matter with a fitting document,
 7 1,1|    lacking in any good. That as a matter of fact, the disagreement
 8 2  |          late arrival of which is matter of surprise to us, and having
 9 2  |       concupiscence, supplied the matter of his flesh. What was assumed
10 2  |           in order that the whole matter may be piously and faithfully
11 5  |           trusted, shew that this matter of the rights of Antioch
12 5  |         of the holy synod in this matter? ~The holy synod cried out:
13 6,9|           IF any Clergyman have a matter against another clergyman,
14 6,9|        let him first lay open the matter before his own Bishop, or
15 6,9|        his own Bishop, or let the matter be submitted to any person
16 6,9|         locality shall decide the matter. There is no doubt that
17 6,7|         his metropolitan, let the matter be decided by the exarch
18 6,7|          if within that time, the matter shall be subject to adjudication.
19 6,8| commission for inquiring into the matter. Two sessions, so to speak
20 6,9|            in connexion with this matter, some statements which perhaps
21 6,9|         by the Holy Synod [in the matter of the Bishops ordained
22 6,0|        291 ~fourth session in the matter of Photius of Tyre and Eustathius
23 6,0|           having reference to the matter of the Egyptian Bishops. ~
24 6,2|          subject. We referred the matter to your magnificence and
25 6,2|          Constantinople. Thus the matter appears to us to stand.