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 1 1  |  examining the letter of Leo was put in this form, it will be
 2 1  |      Apostolic sentence which he put forth. The fact is that
 3 1  |         shew that what was first put forth in form by the First
 4 2  |     Episcopal authority has been put in motion, or if, in order
 5 5  |         of Chalcedon with having put in duabus naturis, instead
 6 5  |    pistin), nor to write, nor to put together, nor to excogitate,
 7 5  |       But such as dare either to put together another faith,
 8 5  |       save your kingdom. Ye have put down the heretics, ye have
 9 5  |          of Constantinople, then put in a plea to save the rights
10 6,2|     should ordain for money, and put to sale a grace which cannot
11 6,4|         over which they had been put in authority," or possibly (
12 6,6| ordinationes absolutoe were also put forth in after times. ~According
13 6,7|         their clerical dress and put on secular clothing. ~BRIGHT. ~
14 6,2|  Sebastopolis, requested them to put an end to the issue of pragmatics
15 6,6|      another letter urges him to put a stop to the dishonest
16 6,6|         in whom the Church could put no confidence; and the Council,
17 6,2| necessary should be examined and put into shape. We have, I mean
18 6,2|     decrees of the 318 have been put aside, and that mention