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 1  1,1 |         more souls, lays claim to antiquity — indeed to a history that
 2  2,15|           From profound Christian antiquity, local councils of separate
 3  7,14| Vincentian canon of universality, antiquity and consent — that is, that
 4  7,14|       principles of universality, antiquity and consent. We do so in
 5  7,14|            We do so] in regard to antiquity if we in no way deviate
 6  7,14|          consent if, in this very antiquity, we adopt the definitions
 7  7,14|         should be noted that from antiquity, the Christian Church chose
 8  7,17|     useful and instructive and in antiquity assigned them for instructive
 9 10,23|        born of a virgin, and from antiquity the Christian Church has
10 10,28|       having an end — was made in antiquity, just as it is made today.