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 1 1  |      sentences and, as they are called, the votes of the Fathers,
 2 1,1|       first Council at Ephesus, called to condemn the same Nestorius,
 3 1,1|     churches, through our being called to this by our most devout
 4 1,1|     form of a servant," and was called the Son of Man, yet remaining
 5 1,1|        from heaven. ~He is also called the Man from heaven, being
 6 2  |        servant of Jesus Christ, called an Apostle, separated unto
 7 2  |        be born of thee shall be called the Son of God;" as if,
 8 3  |     found guilty, for even when called to answer your accusers
 9 4  |     sent home and a new council called in the West. Even this did
10 5  |      zealous Sovereign, and has called together unto him from all
11 5  |        them should rule, nor be called bishop of the most holy
12 6,3| engagements, unless he shall be called by the law to the guardianship
13 6,3|        unless perchance the law called them to the administration
14 6,6|       over martyrs' totals were called in the West "memorioe martyrum,"
15 6,7|      court of the Imperator was called his camp, stratopedon (Cod.
16 6,7|     were officers of the palace called Castrensians (Tertull. De
17 6,8|     distance from Caesarea, and called in consequence the Basiliad.
18 6,9|         patriarchs, properly so called, are to be included under
19 6,9|         Patriarchs, properly so called, of Rome, Alexandria, Antioch,
20 6,0|      apart by the Church," and "called a xenon" (in Act. Hom.,
21 6,2|           had obtained what are called "pragmatic letters," and
22 6,4|         the readers were of old called "heralds" (De Eccl. Offic.,
23 6,6|  committed to a special officer called "oeconomus" or steward (
24 6,2|         the Codex Julianus, now called Parisiensis, in which this