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The Latin Translations of the Acts of the Council of Chalcedon

SUMMARY

The translations, while mostly accurate, show some mistakes, both semantic and syntactic, and also reflect pro- and anti-Roman intentions on the part of the various translators.

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pp. pp. 126 - 155
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