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 1      II, XXXV  |      who had separated from the communion of the Arians. Now, the
 2      II, XXXVI |       openly separated from the communion of the Church after the
 3      II, XXXVII|       faith, suspended him from communion. And he had this degree
 4      II, XXXIX |         suspend Athanasius from communion, only in order that an inquiry
 5      II, XLI   |       to enter into any kind of communion with the Arians, and to
 6      II, XLII  |   satisfied, he was admitted to communion, and being also received
 7      II, XLIII |  council at Ariminum to join in communion with the heretics. At the
 8      II, XLIII |     returned, they were refused communion, although they pleaded the
 9      II, XLV   |       to many not to enter into communion with those who had acknowledged
10      II, XLV   |      separated himself from the communion of those who had received
11      II, XLVII |        the condemned persons to communion, he should understand that
12      II, XLVII |         should be excluded from communion, who, though he had been
13      II, XLVII | shamefully and admitted them to communion. In the meantime, Instantius