ipi

\id INT
\ip The following lists summarize each Christian tradition’s views of the
books here designated as Deuterocanonicals/Apocrypha.
\ipi Many Protestants consider the following books to be Apocrypha as
defined above: Tobit, Judith, additions to Esther (as found in Greek Esther
in the CEV) ...
\ipi Roman Catholics consider the following books to be Deuterocanonical and
of equal status with all other books of the Old Testament: Tobit, Judith,
Greek Esther ...

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    of the books here designated as Deuterocanonicals/Apocrypha.</para>
  <para style="ipi">Many Protestants consider the following books to be Apocrypha
    as defined above: Tobit, Judith, additions to Esther (as found in Greek Esther
    in the CEV) ...</para>
  <para style="ipi">Roman Catholics consider the following books to be
    Deuterocanonical and of equal status with all other books of the Old
    Testament: Tobit, Judith, Greek Esther ...</para>
</usx>

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