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e a most ample testimony to his faith, declaring, That the most reverend and beloved of God, Cyril, bishop of Jerus A{415} pious contest ensued among the neighboring provinces about hisburial. y sinew, and in several sermons heexerted his zeal with uncommon energy, mingled with the most tendercharity. in Excalt.
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