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1 1|  their faith—for everyone is orthodox to himself—these things,
2 1|  undoubtedly, that it is the orthodox church which has the right
3 1|     all. For every church is orthodox to itself; to others, erroneous
4 1|      accrue thereby unto the orthodox any right of destroying
5 1| towards the erroneous as the orthodox; towards those that differ
6 1|     under the vicissitude of orthodox and Arian emperors is very
7 1|     use of to the ruin of an orthodox one? For it must be remembered
8 1|  religion of every prince is orthodox to himself. If, therefore,
9 1|     faithful, religious, and orthodox, that is, in plain terms,