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1 1  |          and perceived that the common faith of all and each had
2 1,1|         teaching about the Lord common as per-raining to the one
3 2  |         that general Confession common to all, whereby the whole
4 5  |         the grace of Christ our common Lord inspiring us, we may
5 5  |         Peter, and as it were a common pillar against misbelievers.
6 6,0| Constantinople that "there is a common dwelling set apart by the
7 6,5|          nuper episcopi" became common in the West (F. G. Lee,
8 6,2|        as the affair was one of common interest, the most holy
9 6,2|       bishop. If however by the common vote of all, rounded upon