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 1  2,17|   the mysteries of God; they merely drew a fence around them.
 2  4,1 |   against Iconoclasm was not merely a conflict between two conceptions
 3  4,12|     end in itself, it is not merely an aesthetic object to be
 4  4,12|       Such a response is not merely something proper for us,
 5  5,4 |   monastic life, and which a merely Christian life lived amidst
 6  6,16|      the sake of prayers, or merely by the divine love of mankind
 7  7,14|   give out PhDs to those who merely pass on the unadulterated
 8  7,20|     a part of Tradition, but merely a matter of private opinion.
 9  7,20| definitions. Also, it is not merely the words of the services
10  7,21|     unaware of this fact. He merely places all such canons in
11  9,35|   God by nature, but becomes merely a created god, a god by
12  9,39|     material world would not merely be transformed, but would