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1   Int          (40)|               1 He is condemned, particularly with regard to the non-eternity
2   Int,        6    |        opponent to the East, and particularly to Antioch and Edessa, and
3   Int,        6    |      whom what was known was not particularly to his advantage, it can
4   Int,        9    | necessary for the purpose, it is particularly unfortunate that its present
5    II,     XVII    |     growth and cutting. And most particularly do they observe the rule
6    II,      XIV    |       worthy of credit, and more particularly among Romans both in the
7   III,      XVI    |          for the priesthood, and particularly those who lay claim to the