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Hypatia. see Fabricius, Bibliothec.tom. viii.p. 210, 211.

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Nestorian metropolitan of Damascus, (see Asseman, Bibliothec.

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-- The last of these sentiments appears to have prevailed among the moderns; and our spiritual history is grown less sublime, without becoming more intelligible.] [Footnote 9: It was one of the fifteen heresies imputed to Origen, and denied by his apologist, (Photius, Bibliothec.cod. cxvii.p. 296.)

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Asseman, a learned and modest slave, can hardly discern (Bibliothec.

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The other Christians of the East, Barhebraeus, (apud Asseman, Bibliothec.

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