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 1 61|         eat blood or the flesh of animals which had been strangled.
 2 61|        from the meat of strangled animals, and from blood" (Acts 15).
 3 61|         and the meat of strangled animals was suitable at that time
 4 62|       regarding clean and unclean animals, said: "God showed clearly,
 5 62|      clearly, in my opinion, what animals or birds may be eaten when,
 6 62|      after the flood, he gave all animals to Noah and his sons to
 7 62| distinction is to be made between animals on the basis of gender or
 8 63| circumcision and the sacrifice of animals, as Vasquez aptly remarks
 9 64|       abstained from the blood of animals and from the flesh of strangled
10 64|       from the flesh of strangled animals. Tertullian uses this proof
11 64|         and the meat of strangled animals. This is wisely noted by
12 64|         and the meat of strangled animals had been removed. They did
13 64|         and the meat of strangled animals was so religiously observed
14 65|         the words "from strangled animals and blood" (Acts 15), Calmet
15 65|     corpses or polluted waters or animals which died by accident."
16 67|        eat the flesh of strangled animals acts in Jewish fashion since