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On the Procession of the Holy Spirit
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On the Procession of the Holy Spirit

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  • Maximus Margunios

    …his treatise on the subject, “On the Procession of the Holy Spirit,” appeared in 1591, he was suspected of wavering on Eastern Orthodox doctrine and was obliged to send a statement to Constantinople assuring the Byzantine council on doctrine that he had not deviated from Orthodoxy.

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    …his treatise on the subject, “On the Procession of the Holy Spirit,” appeared in 1591, he was suspected of wavering on Eastern Orthodox doctrine and was obliged to send a statement to Constantinople assuring the Byzantine council on doctrine that he had not deviated from Orthodoxy.

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