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 1 1  | Eutyches, and at the demand of Flavian, composed this letter for
 2 1  |   judged by his proper Bishop, Flavian: the cause is reheard, reconsidered
 3 1,1|        of Constantinople under Flavian against Eutyches (col. 175).] ~
 4 1,1|        expounded the faith did Flavian, of holy memory, preserve,
 5 1,1|       the Apostolic See, said; Flavian of blessed memory hath most
 6 1,1|       said; Since the faith of Flavian of blessed memory agrees
 7 1,1|        Syria, said: Archbishop Flavian of blessed memory hath set
 8 1,1|   Caesarea in Cappadocia said; Flavian of blessed memory hath spoken
 9 1,1|        they unjustly sentenced Flavian. This met with the approval
10 1,1|       to have sent a letter to Flavian of blessed memory, with
11 1,1|       the most reverend bishop Flavian of blessed memory and Eusebius,
12 1,1|     the Archbishop, written to Flavian, Archbishop of Constantinople.
13 2  |        his [most] dear brother Flavian. ~Having read your Affection'
14 5  |        addressed to Archbishop Flavian of blessed memory, for the
15 6,8|      Theodosius and archbishop Flavian to appoint a commission
16 6,8|   their part to Theodosius and Flavian, which seems improbable. "
17 6,9|     read, it was found that to Flavian, the Archbishop of Constantinople,
18 6,9|      asked, "Why ~289 ~did not Flavian receive his position?" and
19 6,9|        us], but Dioscorus made Flavian the fifth." It would seem