Part, Question

 1   2, 94  |     contained in them. Wherefore Gratian, after ~saying that "the
 2   2, 66  | inflicted by the civil judge, as Gratian states (Callist. I, Epist.
 3   2, 97  |           XVII, qu. iv [*Append. Gratian, on can. Si quis ~suadente]): "
 4   2, 97  |      stated further on [*Append. Gratian, on can. ~Constituit.] that
 5   2, 97  |        excommunication [*Append. Gratian. on can. Si quis contumax,
 6   2, 145 |      Consecrationibus, dist. 5). Gratian there ascribes the quotation
 7   2, 148 |          Denique, dist. 4 where ~Gratian refers to a letter of St.
 8   2, 149 |         Ep. cxlvii ad Amand. Cf. Gratian, ~Dist. xliv.], commenting
 9   2, 152 |          personal ~to himself" [*Gratian, ad can. Lex illa], and
10   2, 152 |    alienum torum]" [*Cf. Append. Gratian, ad can. Ille ~autem. xxxii,
11   3, 18  |      quoting this to the Emperor Gratian (De Fide ii, 7) says: "As
12   3, 55  |        Ambrose says (De Fide, ad Gratian. i): ~"Let there be no proofs
13 Suppl, 20|       written in the Appendix of Gratian: "It is not ~lawful for