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 1 1  |            few words stood in their way, which seemed to point at
 2 1  |             They conceived no other way of removing all doubt; for,
 3 1,1|            God, necessarily, not by way of addition but for the
 4 1,1|          Flesh taken, but rather by way of following the divine
 5 2  |            This birth in time in no way detracted from, in no way
 6 2  |           way detracted from, in no way added to, that divine and
 7 2  | Only-begotten Son of God, either by way of the lowliness of mortality,
 8 2  |            and gold, from your vain way of life received by tradition
 9 5  |         stable, and inviting to the way of truth all who had declined
10 6,2|          mansionarius," in the same way as by "oiconomos," a steward
11 6,8|        contravene this canon in any way whatever, and will not be
12 6,9|             Exarch, and in the same way the commentator Aristenus
13 6,9|      another patriarch. In the same way our canon was understood
14 6,0|       escorted the traveller on his way (tous parapempontas, Epist.
15 6,9|          and yet it does not in any way lessen the importance of
16 6,9|      modestly, and that there is no way he can make of Constantinople "
17 6,9|             opposition of Rome gave way after seven centuries and