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 1 1  |         the Fathers, in order to understand from the beginning why they
 2 1,1|        undoubtedly necessary, to understand that almost all the opposition
 3 2  |          s words, "He refused to understand in order to act well: he
 4 2  |          who does not so much as understand the very beginning of the
 5 2  | conceived him. But we are not to understand that "generation," peerlessly
 6 2  |        of the cross; and let him understand whence it was that, after
 7 6,2| bishoprics, V. 1). It is easy to understand how the scruples of ecclesiastics
 8 6,1|          Zonaras, and Aristenus, understand this canon to mean that
 9 6,2|          sentence which I do not understand, unless it means that for
10 6,2|       over all pontiffs I cannot understand. It is quite possible, of