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 1 1  |      however, be liable to the charge of unfairness if I quote
 2 1,1|      senate said: What special charge do you prefer against the
 3 1,1|    what has been said, let the charge under which he lies, be
 4 6,2|    removed from the dignity or charge he has obtained for money.
 5 6,2|      of his diocese. The third charge was thus curtly worded: "
 6 6,2|      person intended had "some charge of what pertained to the
 7 6,6|        been ordained without a charge, the holy Synod decrees,
 8 6,7|      accept neither a military charge nor any secular dignity;
 9 6,7|       mistranslated) "military charge"], "militiam," is here meant,
10 6,8|    willed that all who were in charge of such pious institutions
11 6,2| metropolis, and the bishops in charge of them, shall take the
12 6,8|     well as his orthodoxy. The charge of having used a "blasphemous"
13 6,0|     been displaced without any charge, they shall be restored
14 6,2|      Alexandria shall take the charge of the affairs of Egypt