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1 2  |         and let him not give a mere cursory reading to the words
2 5  | fusesin. This, however, is not mere supposition, but is expressly
3 5  |     the holy Virgin Mary was a mere man, it receives the synodical
4 6,3|       In short, it was not the mere fact of secular employment,
5 6,2|        it was in reliance on a mere title bestowed upon his
6 6,4|    elsewhere, "nothing but the mere name of abbacy applied to
7 6,8|        taken, and instead of a mere "honorary pre-eminence"
8 6,2|     statement of the acts is a mere blunder. That no correct