Pope Damasus
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Jay Dyer cites Basil's remarks to Pope Damasus, claiming that he expresses disappointment in Rome's lack of leadership and calls attention to heretical teachings that Rome has failed to address, highlighting that Basil sees Rome as ignorant rather than authoritative.
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