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 1  3,5 |      do anything without the consent of all.” Thus, it was entirely
 2  3,5 | could do nothing without the consent of all.~ Also of note, every
 3  6,13|     of the Creed without the consent of the East, committed what
 4  7,11| Basil the Great says: “If we consent to abandon the unwritten
 5  7,14|  universality, antiquity and consent — that is, that that doctrine
 6  7,14|  universality, antiquity and consent. We do so in regard to universality
 7  7,14|       We do so] in regard to consent if, in this very antiquity,
 8  8,14|     to change it without the consent of all. Ecumenical Councils
 9  9,13|     incarnate without Mary's consent, and He therefore waited
10  9,13|     freely and with her full consent [On the Annunciation].~ ~
11 10,15|     This is what is meant by consent, or the faith believed by
12 10,23|     incarnate without Mary's consent, for He always respects