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 1 1  |         an Universal Council. ~(Ib. LXI.) ~And in this we follow
 2 6,2|       deacon, as thus ordained (ib. 111,119). A few years before
 3 6,2|         of the church property (ib, i. 36), but also to be
 4 6,2|   advocates of injured clerics (ib., ix. 64) and act as assessors (
 5 6,2|       64) and act as assessors (ib., x. 1), etc. ~The next
 6 6,7|      his letter to Constantius (ib. xliv.); so the Semi-Arian
 7 6,8|   several such houses in Egypt (ib., vi., 1013; in the next
 8 6,0|     settlement at ~276 ~Nitria (ib., 7). Ischyrion, in his
 9 6,8| softened the Egyptian's heart" (ib., 248). Four of his priests (
10 6,8|         the communion together (ib., vii., 209). The sequence
11 6,6|         his brother's at Nyssa (ib., 225). And although Gregory
12 6,6|    stewards of the same church (ib., v. 79). The records of
13 6,6|        by their own authority" (ib., vii., 321). Ibas of Edessa
14 6,6|     oeconomus" under Dioscorus (ib., iv., 1017), as was John