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 1 1  |       they had been informed by Paschasinus and the Legates "that there
 2 1  |    Others after mentioning what Paschasinus and Lucentius had said,
 3 1,1|  Concilia, Tom. IV., col. 93.) ~Paschasinus, the most reverend bishop
 4 1,1|     reverend bishop Dioscorus? ~Paschasinus, the most reverend bishop
 5 1,1|        nor can take place. (2) ~Paschasinus the most reverend bishop,
 6 1,1|     respect err concerning it? ~Paschasinus the most reverend bishop,
 7 2  |       had opened the Session,] ~Paschasinus the bishop of Lilybaeum,
 8 3  |        have been made manifest. Paschasinus and Lucentius, the most
 9 3  |       most reverend man, bishop Paschasinus said: As the holy and blessed
10 4  | Concilia, Tom. IV., col. 555.) ~Paschasinus and Lucentius the most reverend
11 5  |        the most reverend bishop Paschasinus, holding the place of Leo,
12 6,9| position?" and the papal legate Paschasinus answered: "We will, please
13 6,9|       thing from the sixteenth) Paschasinus had admitted that Constantinople
14 6,9|      The most religious Bishops Paschasinus and Lucentius, and the Priest
15 6,1|       the most religious Bishop Paschasinus, representative of the Apostolic
16 6,1|       sentence of the most holy Paschasinus be confirmed. ~And therefore
17 6,1|          improved by the legate Paschasinus, and approved by the Synod.
18 6,2| Concilia, Tom. IV., col. 794.) ~Paschasinus and Lucentius, the most
19 6,2|         you wish. The most holy Paschasinus the bishop, holding the
20 6,2|        party quote the canons. ~Paschasinus, the most reverend bishop
21 6,2|   Constantinople is new Rome." ~Paschasinus at once most respectfully