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 1  1,1 |        24:9-13), virtually all major persecutions for the Christian
 2  1,1 |    likely he did not spend any major time in Rome before 58 AD...
 3  1,15|              15.~ What was the major question debated at the
 4  1,16|        312 AD resulted in some major developments in the administrative
 5  3,5 |  authentic. There proved to be major mistakes in this translation,
 6  4,12|   signifies in and of itself a major departure from basic Christian
 7  5,5 |      Holy Mountain, became the major ascetic center of the Byzantine
 8  5,5 |       times, the abbots of the major monasteries on Mount Athos
 9  7,14|        Aquinas is considered a major theologian in the Roman
10  7,14|    will be a synthesis of many major religions, although it will
11  7,17|  language that the Law and the major portion of the Old Testament
12 10,16|     whose sees are centered in major cities are called metropolitans (
13 10,16|       Also, bishops of ancient major cites of the Roman Empire —
14 10,26| Francisco goes on to list five major points which demonstrate
15 11,4 |       Liturgy).~ On the eve of major feasts and Sundays, the