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 1 Intro| have been representative of East and West, and to have been
 2 1    |  yea, even the whole of the East, in like manner, up to the
 3 2    |     Sacerdotal Order of the East and of the North, of the
 4 2    |  and that Christians in the East, of the same faith with
 5 2    |    the Chief Priests of the East. We, therefore, fully understanding
 6 2    |     which was sent from the East to Tarasius the most holy
 7 4    |  orthodox Patriarchs of the East (under the rule of Islam)
 8 4    |    distrust in Rome and the East, after also removing the
 9 6    |     Apostolic Church of the East. ~(Confes. Orthodox. P.
10 7    |    of a synod recognized by East and West as ecumenical!
11 7    |    J. M. NEALE. (Int. Hist. East. Ch. p. 187. ) ~Relics being
12 10   |  the Seventh Council in the East was practically universal.
13 10   |    sat on the throne of the East, ~ ~among them Michael the
14 11   |   of veneration used in the East were not practised in Gaul;
15 14   |   further apart as were the East and West in the time of