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Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 85

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1892 (historical English edition; transcription printing date uncertain) | Historical editor/translator (individual note author unspecified)

There appears to be nothing in this letter or in Letter CII. also addressed to bishop Basil to identify the recipient. Basil bishop of Seleucia in Isauria was at the Latrocinium and at Chalcedon. Basil, bishop of Trajanopolis was also present at the same councils. Garnerius is in favour of the former, and notes the date as 448.

Editorial footnote · Letters, Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 85, editorial note cite_note-1 · Original source

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LXXXV. To the Bishop Basil.

1892 (historical English edition; transcription printing date uncertain) | Historical editor/translator (individual note author unspecified)

Ps. cxx. 6 and 7. lxx.

Editorial footnote · Letters, Chapter uncertain; original source section: Letter 85, editorial note cite_note-4 · Original source

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But let your holiness be well assured that we are disposed to peace. For if the prophet says, “With them that hate peace I was peaceful,” much more readily do we welcome the peace of God.

Date uncertain | Theodoret of Cyrus

But let your holiness be well assured that we are disposed to peace. For if the prophet says, “With them that hate peace I was peaceful,” much more readily do we welcome the peace of God.

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