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 1 Intro|        thought he had thrown any new light upon the matter, nor
 2 Intro|       larger including the less (New Testament Synonyms, sub
 3 Intro|          nor of the Greek of the New Testament, for in both proskunew
 4 Intro|        the Septuagint and of the New Testament. I may then dose
 5 2    |        deliberation, that when a new Patriarch had been elected,
 6 2    |         away all innovations and new fangled inventions. And,
 7 2    |  evidently taught by the Old and New Testaments, we should not
 8 2    |       faithful Emperors, Irene a new Helena, and a new Constantine,
 9 2    |        Irene a new Helena, and a new Constantine, her God-protected
10 3    |          he awakened against the new idolatry his servants our
11 4    |       populace spat at them. The new patriarch Constantinus,
12 4    |    suffered a violent rupture, a new era was dawning which should
13 4    | carefully handled. Tarasius, the new Patriarch of Constantinople
14 6    |        the bishop: also, that no new miracles are to be admitted,
15 6    |  miracles are to be admitted, or new relics received, unless
16 6    |    council; yet so, that nothing new, or that has not previously
17 8    |        God-protected royal city, new Rome, and all the holy Council
18 8    |         And do thou, O city, the new Sion, rejoice and be glad;