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 1 1,1|    we desire, all be of one mind, all ambiguity may be removed:
 2 1,1|     they chiefly give their mind to the affairs of the holy
 3 1,1|     Cyril teach such is our mind, such has been our faith:
 4 1,1|   is our faith: this is the mind of Archbishop Leo, so he
 5 2  |    still not grasped by the mind of this aged man. If, then,
 6 3  |      we are all of the same mind. So are we minded, so we
 7 4  | This seems to have been the mind of most of the bishops.
 8 6,2|    clearly in the Council's mind, the Phoenician province
 9 6,2|   the Council expressed its mind in favour of Eunomius, and
10 6,8|    to have had this case in mind when drawing up the present