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 1       I, XXIII |      not express any definite opinion as to the length of time
 2       I, XXXI  |        in accordance with the opinion of the chiefs, and augurs,
 3       I, XXXVI |     no means, agree with this opinion, for at the time when the
 4      II, XIV   |    history is opposed to this opinion; for Judith is described
 5      II, XIV   |       forward in proof of the opinion I have expressed that that
 6      II, XXIX  |  stationed at Antium. But the opinion of all cast the odium of
 7      II, XXXVII|        since now, even in the opinion of Athanasius himself, he
 8      II, XXXVII|    had expressed a well-based opinion respecting Marcellus and
 9      II, XXXVII|     pass over to their evil42 opinion. Now, that part of the bishops
10      II, XLI   |   learn what was the faith or opinion of the parties, and might
11      II, XLV   | Antioch held a very different opinion. For he condemned those