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 1 1  | subscribe to it." These are the words of one plainly deliberating,
 2 1  |  assured it was right; some few words stood in their way, which
 3 1  |      had taught." Here in plain words he speaks of an examination
 4 1,1|       and vomiting out wretched words against me, as that I say
 5 1,1|       it necessary to say a few words concerning this to them: ~
 6 1,1|       them also establishing my words, but that it would have
 7 1,1|       his essence. And this the words of the holy initiators into
 8 2  |         may apply the prophet's words, "He refused to understand
 9 2  |       have recourse, not to the words of the Prophets, not to
10 2  |      at-tended to the Apostle's words, "To Abraham and to his
11 2  |        have read with faith the words of the same prophet, "Unto
12 2  |     mere cursory reading to the words of the same Apostle, "Knowing
13 2  |         corner by authoritative words of yours, he professed himself
14 5  |         leading doctrine in the words of the Synod itself. At
15 5  |          and, in fact, with the words: en duo fusesiu asugkutws
16 5  |     creed of Chalcedon with the words in duabus naturis (in the
17 6,4|   greater clearness in the last words of the canon, which are
18 6,1|      Isidore, who translate the words en upolhyeiby personoe honoratiores
19 6,9|           Mansi, v., 1194). The words were written at the close
20 6,2|     attach any meaning to these words, accepting the arguments
21 6,8|         sight a part of it. The words kai wste are meant to suggest
22 6,8|      And it attributes in plain words as much to Constantinople
23 6,9|       escape the force of these words by comparing with them the