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1 1,1|     understand that almost all the opposition to us concerning the faith,
2 5  |       beginning contentiously made opposition, he shewed forth nevertheless
3 5  |            of two natures," and in opposition to the latter formula, there
4 6,2|           of favour or ambition in opposition to the canon of the Church,
5 6,9|            Leo never gave over his opposition, although the breach was
6 6,9|         Constantinople, and so the opposition of Rome gave way after seven
7 6,2|          their own obstinacy, make opposition, let the vote of the majority
8 6,2|     rescinded. But if not, let our opposition be placed in the minutes,
9 6,2| Constantinople is, in spite of the opposition of the Roman legate decreed