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 1 2  |     that the Word was in such a sense made flesh, that the Christ
 2 2  | wonderfully peerless, in such a sense as that the newness of the
 3 6,2|      halting-place, so that the sense would be a manager of one
 4 6,2|   except in giving to mmonh the sense of "monastery" (compare
 5 6,2|        he thinks would have the sense of "sacristan." ~HEFELE. ~
 6 6,6|   actually met. In the distinct sense of a visible testimony,
 7 6,7|    letter-carriers. In the same sense Honorius, by a law of 408,
 8 6,9|        exarchs in file narrower sense (of Ephesus, Caesarea),
 9 6,1|    himself by sating that this "sense is the more natural." ~
10 6,8|        clearly with a different sense. (Pars I., Dist. xxii.,
11 6,8|        the less, in a canonical sense, a novelty, and the attempt