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η Θεω φιλον, και τη φυσει καλαλληλον, η τη αληθεια συμφωνον, η τω
σκοπω ακολοθον, η τω μυτηριω αρμοδιον, και της ευσεβειας αξιον;

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CHAPTER XX.
Of the Doctrine of the Miraculous Conception,

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SECTION 1. Of the Nature and Importance of the Dotrine of the Miraculous Conception.

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SECTION II.
The Opinions of the Christian Fatbers con-

cerning the Use of the Miraculous Concep-
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