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 1 1,1|   tradition of the fathers it is just that the sentence by which
 2 1,1|       according to his flesh, as just said, of the holy Virgin,
 3 1,1|     appropriation to himself, as just said, he assumed the sufferings
 4 2  |        become teachers of error, just because they have not been
 5 2  |     blasphemous was passed over, just as if nothing had been heard
 6 5  |       synod cried out: This is a just sentence. This is a pious
 7 6,1|          impossible to determine just what councils are included
 8 6,2|    eulogiae" (Fleury, XXVI, 20), just as the six prelates above
 9 6,9| Justinian, in c. 22 of his Novel just quoted (l. c.) in our text
10 6,8|        the canon, which has been just read, of the One Hundred
11 6,0|  presbyter; but, if they are for just cause removed from episcopal
12 6,0|      into the lower rank without just cause, they are worthy,
13 6,2|      whether the things done are just or unjust. ~The most glorious
14 6,2|   however, I think, takes a most just view of the case, whom I
15 6,2|         who have signed the tome just read say whether they gave
16 6,2|     bishops cried out: This is a just sentence. So we all say,
17 6,2|         please us all. This is a just determination. Establish
18 6,2|        form of decree. This is a just vote. All has been decreed