Chapter, §

 1 Intro       |      Chalcedon, all suspicion of heresy against them had been removed.
 2 Sentenza    |          position to correct the heresy of others and fails to do
 3 Sentenza    |  protecting it from the weeds of heresy which have been planted
 4 Sentenza    |       were trying to bring their heresy into the church of God by
 5 Sentenza    |      before in the extent of its heresy and shook to their foundation
 6 Sentenza    |  imperial laws which set out his heresy from its beginning. Despite
 7 Sentenza    |           those who defended his heresy, delighting in the insults
 8 Sentenza    |          the way of truth by his heresy. What reply can such people
 9 Sentenza    |  pronounced sentence against the heresy of Nestorius and has condemned
10 Sentenza    |    followers of Theodore and his heresy, who are plainly opposed
11 Sentenza    |     defence of Nestorius and his heresy; their aim was to lead them
12 Sentenza    |       Nestorius, the disciple of heresy, condemned but also his
13 Sentenza    | condemnation of Theodore and his heresy. This conciliatory attitude
14 Sentenza    |        this way Theodore and his heresy, we took the trouble to
15 Sentenza    |      case of these men and their heresy, and were alleging that
16 Sentenza    |      synod was unaffected by the heresy which is present in that
17 Sentenza    |        some support to their own heresy by associating it with the
18 Sentenza    |   previously accused of the same heresy which is contained in this
19 Sentenza    |         only if he condemned the heresy which was to be found in
20 Sentenza    |         or tried to defend their heresy in the names of holy fathers
21 Sentenza    |          have persisted in their heresy even to death. So we declare
22 Anathem,  4 |      wickedness of both sorts of heresy, states her belief in a
23 Anathem,  13|         and accept them or their heresy and if anyone, because of
24 Anathem,  13|          and who persist in such heresy until they die: let him