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 1 1,1| himself. With the money, now considered blood money, a potter's
 2 1,7|  commemorated January 17, is considered to be the Father of monasticism,
 3 3,1|     In antiquity the day was considered to begin at sunset and thus
 4 3,3|    Catechumens, who were not considered to be sufficiently prepared
 5 3,6|      Gifts.~The Holy Fathers considered that it was unbefitting
 6 4,8|  troubled at the saying, and considered in her mind what sort of
 7 4,9|     concerning Christ and is considered the chief of the Apostles,
 8 5,1|      must be noted, is still considered to be a Novice, but in a
 9 5,1|     Schemas, but he is still considered to be, although imperfect,
10 5,2|      this practice, since he considered that as there was only one
11 6,0|     for all holy days can be considered as the Lord's Days.~Whereas
12 6,0|      elders who rule well be considered worthy of a double honor,
13 6,0|    taking of a life has been considered to be a very serious matter,
14 7,2|      of the Mother of God is considered to be one of the first of
15 8,4|     the Church. Apostasy was considered to be a very serious sin;
16 8,4|      and words. Thoughts are considered to be the beginning of sin,
17 10 |       LXX) Scripture that is considered the official text for the