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 1 1  |     the judgment of the whole Christian world, really proceeded
 2 2  |    from this pure fountain of Christian faith because by his own
 3 2  |        If then he accepts the Christian faith, and does not turn
 4 5  |     of our most religious and Christian Emperors, Marcian and Valentinan,
 5 5  |       Empress, the pious, the Christian. May Christ whom thou servest
 6 6,0| church. ~Van Espen, following Christian Lupus, remarks that this
 7 6,0|      to be established on the Christian model (Epist. xlix.). The
 8 6,4|       may be understood, with Christian Lupus, as being that only
 9 6,0|       back Attila and rescued Christian Gaul (Hodgkin, ii., 129-
10 6,4|  Anderson's Scotland in Early Christian Times, p. 235). So, after