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1  2,2|    in which, contrary to the teachings of Arius, Jesus Christ was
2  2,2|      the occult neo-Platonic teachings, which at that time aimed
3  2,5|   the basis of the religious teachings of the orthodox church.~
4  2,5| orthodox or the Monophysitic teachings on the union in Jesus Christ
5  3,6|   other faiths and heretical teachings, who consequently were subjected
6  4,1|     The tales of Mu-hammed’s teachings and deeds, collected later
7  4,1| adherents of other heretical teachings. Thus John Damascene, a
8  6,7|      distinction between the teachings of Constantinople and of
9  6,7|  could find no errors in its teachings. For example, the Russian