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1      II, XXXVI |      then been found worthy of condemnation, and38 a belief in his innocence
2      II, XXXVII|   under the same judgment, the condemnation of Photinus, and Marcellus,
3      II, XXXVII|        the Arians accepted the condemnation of Athanasius with delight.
4      II, XXXVII|        gave his consent to the condemnation of Photinus and Marcellus,
5      II, XXXIX |       did not subscribe to the condemnation of Athanasius should be
6      II, XXXIX | desired to secure by force the condemnation of Athanasius. Owing to
7      II, XXXIX |        Milan,subscribed to the condemnation of Athanasius, on the condition