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1 1  |         the whole council which speaks." So it was determined,
2 1  | authority than Leo himself, who speaks thus in his letter to Theodoret: "
3 1  |          Here in plain words he speaks of an examination by the
4 6,6|       ix.). So Gregory of Nyssa speaks of "the martyry" of the
5 6,7|       of Sardica, so Athanasius speaks of the "camp" of Constans (
6 6,7|        the Vandal king Hunneric speaks of "domusnostrae militiae" (
7 6,2|      Epist. lxxvij.). Justinian speaks of "pragmaticas nostras
8 6,4|       of Dionysius Exiguus, who speaks only of the daughters of