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 1 Intro|           thee "), yet to the popular mind "the worship of images"
 2 Intro|           image are, according to the mind of the Council, but outward
 3 2    |            and slothful and negligent mind in the matter. Wherefore
 4 2    | anathematizing with my whole soul and mind the synod which was gathered
 5 2    |           heart and in uprightness of mind, in the presence of God,
 6 2    |            whole heart, and soul, and mind. ~And if at any time by
 7 2    |             those who have a doubtful mind and do not confess with
 8 2    |             consent and become of one mind, receiving and saluting
 9 3    |    consequently he has in his foolish mind, in his representation of
10 3    |                we all are of the same mind. We have all with one voice
11 4    |             possession of the popular mind, without any strong countervailing
12 4    |          images, could not compel the mind to a more pure and immaterial
13 6    |           Virgin Mary, we lift up our mind to her the most holy Mother
14 7    |              we receiving with a glad mind, sing unto the Lord God
15 7    |       Dionysius the Great. And if his mind be not set, and even glad,
16 7    |           filthy lucre but of a ready mind; neither as being lords
17 7    |               sake, but with a prompt mind; not exercising lordship
18 7    |                they return to a sober mind. It behoves them the rather
19 7    |              even the movement of the mind towards the act of adultery
20 8    |          folly of idols. And having a mind set upon evil, they took
21 8    |            matters we could be of one mind and live in concord, yet
22 8    |              to speak. Having but one mind by the inbreathing of the
23 8    |            with the directions of the mind, so likewise, we, having
24 12   |             two had got, mixed in the mind of the writer. [1] ~In the
25 12   |        new-born Church, with my whole mind, and with complete alacrity