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 1 Intro|    then gone on to prove their conclusion. With such writers I have
 2 Intro|    note that if he came to the conclusion that the council was ecumenical, "
 3 Intro|      opinion at the start, his conclusion could hardly be unbiassed. ~
 4 Intro|  pretend from this to draw the conclusion that at that time the Ecumenical
 5 Intro|   Western Church." The further conclusion of Sir William, I think,
 6 2    |       subject to some decisive conclusion. Wherefore, having summoned
 7 4    |      do better than to cite in conclusion the words of the profoundly
 8 7    |      and let him bring it to a conclusion. But if not, let him be
 9 10   |       nature. We have here the conclusion of a development, consistent
10 11   | arrives at a directly opposite conclusion, viz., that the Caroline
11 11   |      this would be a very lame conclusion to all the denunciation
12 12   |        is easier to reject his conclusion than to answer the arguments
13 12   |     make me dissent from their conclusion: ~First. That as the history