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 1 1,1|          great senate said, Let the letters of Cyril of blessed memory
 2 1,1|          col. 343.) ~And when these letters [i.e. Cyril's letter to
 3 2  |            the Prophets, not to the letters of the Apostles, nor to
 4 2  |          God synod, that divine (1) letters were sent to the blessed
 5 4  |     directions that we be given our letters of dismission, and let a
 6 5  |           it receives the synodical letters of the Blessed Cyril, Pastor
 7 5  |             imperial pragmatics and letters and penalties being done
 8 5  |             reading of the imperial letters was finished]: These divine
 9 5  |             finished]: These divine letters say nothing whatever with
10 5  | metropolitan cities. But the sacred letters of Valentinian and Valens
11 6,1|             after examination, with letters merely pacifical from the
12 6,1|            the church, and not with letters commendatory, inasmuch as
13 6,1|           commendatory, inasmuch as letters commendatory ought to be
14 6,1|             make their journey with letters pacificatory and not commendatory :
15 6,1|          and not commendatory : For letters commendatory should only
16 6,1|            help should journey with letters pacificatory from the bishop,
17 6,1|            with pity. These need no letters commendatory, such letters
18 6,1|          letters commendatory, such letters should be shown, however,
19 6,1|             this canon to mean that letters of commendation, sustatikai,
20 6,1|         number of the faithful. The letters of peace (eirhnikai) on
21 6,2|       honoured by means of imperial letters with the name of metropolis,
22 6,2|          what are called "pragmatic letters," and employed them for
23 6,3|           unknown clergymen without letters commendatory from their