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1      II, XXXIX|    while they were visited by deputies of the Catholic people from
2      II, XLI  |      was resolved to send ten deputies to the emperor, that he
3      II, XLI  |     and send a like number of deputies, who should contend with
4      II, XLIII|     the emperor compels those deputies of our party who had been
5      II, XLIII|      but not equal. Thus, the deputies being sent away, orders
6      II, XLIII|      to fifteen. But when the deputies returned, they were refused
7      II, XLIII| werenow, on the return of the deputies, the stronger of the two
8      II, XLV  |     was. There they found the deputies from the Synod of Seleucia,
9      II, XLV  |     time, having followed the deputies from Seleucia; and as no