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 1 2  |      greatness of the Highest is declared by the voices of angels.
 2 5  |        City; which doctrine they declared unto all men, not as though
 3 5  |          Chalcedon that they had declared: en duo fusesin adiairetois
 4 5  |        of Bd. iv., S. 988), have declared en duo fusesin to be the
 5 6,6|     Council of Chalcedon has not declared them to be properly invalidoe,
 6 6,9|        commentator Aristenus has declared both terms to be identical
 7 6,2|   so-called "Home Synod" that he declared himself independent of his
 8 6,2|         canon of the Church, are declared to be deprived of effect" (
 9 6,8|  provincial bishops, as has been declared by the divine canons; but
10 6,9|       the Nicene Canon which Leo declared to be "inspired by the Holy
11 6,0| certainly an ecclesiastical rule declared at Chalcedon, and in so