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 1   1, 14|       unique person is implied, we may not suppose that the selfsame
 2   1, 22|        that the Son and the Father may sometimes be admitted to
 3   1, 33|       study of many confessions we may understand the sincerity
 4   1, 63|         the orthodoxy of which you may judge. Certain individuals
 5   1, 66|           to express a wish that I may not have the sentence passed
 6   1, 67|    similarity so that the likeness may be called an equality, provided
 7   1, 70|            His nature, and then we may preach in godly fashion
 8   1, 71|          an anterior substance. It may be right to assert the one
 9   1, 71|       assert the one substance, it may be right to keep silence
10   1, 72|        perhaps the word similarity may not seem fully appropriate.
11   1, 73|         equality, and this fact we may gather from the Holy Scriptures,
12   1, 76|        completely the faults which may arise from a deceitful brevity
13   1, 77|            me to commit blasphemy. May I always be an exile, if
14   1, 78|        that He suffered, but when, may I ask, did they come to
15   1, 79|     gathering from this that I too may understand something that
16   1, 83|            has no other origin, we may rightly believe that both
17   1, 86|           I beseech you that there may be found no one of them
18   1, 87|         Nicaea, so that the Arians may not impugn the word. Have
19   1, 88|            plated with gold, for I may be deceived by the metal
20   1, 90|        what has been misunderstood may be removed.~
21   1, 91|    fidelity in which you stand you may still keep with conscientious
22   1, 91| conscientious hearts, and that you may continue to hold what you
23   1, 91|         die. That our God and Lord may keep you pure and undefiled