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 1 1,1| according to the ecthesis of the three hundred and eighteen holy
 2 2  |       the Virgin Mary." By which three clauses the engines of almost
 3 2  |          is truth. For there are three that bear witness--the Spirit,
 4 2  |           and the blood; and the three are one." That is, the Spirit
 5 2  |          water of baptism; which three things are one, and remain
 6 3  |          to answer your accusers three times by this holy and great
 7 5  |         all men the Creed of the Three Hundred and Eighteen, and
 8 5  |      blameless faith made by the Three Hundred and Eighteen holy
 9 5  |          ours. ~The Creed of the three hundred and eighteen Fathers
10 5  |    decreed that the faith of the Three Hundred and Eighteen Fathers
11 5  |      suggested legislation under three heads, the drafts for which
12 5  |          under his own power the three Palestines, all imperial
13 6,2|          the council, a court of three bishops sat at Berytus to
14 6,8|     letter famous as one of the "Three Chapters") that God had "
15 6,8|        to speak were held by the three prelates thus appointed,
16 6,5|          shall take place within three months, unless an inevitable
17 6,5|  ordination of bishops be within three months: necessity however
18 6,6|        sacred) "canons." ~Nearly three years after the Council,
19 6,8|         independent authority of three exarchs being annulled in
20 6,8|         of one department but of three; for which no example could
21 6,1|         in their minds, and that three of the Egyptian supplicants,
22 6,2|        the canons, and if two or three dissent through their own
23 6,2|  according to the canons, two or three moved by their own obstinacy,
24 6,2|    Chalcedon after it had lasted three weeks. ~How it is possible