Chapter, §

 1 Sentenza    |       of the traditions of the fathers. Even though the grace of
 2 Sentenza    |     from unchastity. ~The holy fathers, who have gathered at intervals
 3 Sentenza    |       who afterwards were holy fathers and doctors handed down
 4 Sentenza    | greater length by the 318 holy fathers who met in council at Nicaea
 5 Sentenza    |     explained it. The 200 holy fathers who met in the first council
 6 Sentenza    |       The writings of the holy fathers against him were also read
 7 Sentenza    |      for the traditions of the fathers. We would willingly question
 8 Sentenza    |      letter to the priests and fathers of monks, Alexander, Martinian,
 9 Sentenza    |    misunderstood what the holy fathers wrote, even though it was
10 Sentenza    |  iniquities. It seems that the fathers did not lift the anathema
11 Sentenza    |      his teacher Theodore. The fathers indicate their intention
12 Sentenza    |      the things which the holy fathers had written, by including
13 Sentenza    |       were the evidence of the fathers. The passages which they
14 Sentenza    |     the true faith of the holy fathers. Therefore we broke off
15 Sentenza    |        set out by the 318 holy fathers, and by the 150, and by
16 Sentenza    |     while it condemns the holy fathers as heretics. We make it
17 Sentenza    |        intend to omit what the fathers had to say in the first
18 Sentenza    |    heresy in the names of holy fathers or of the holy council of
19 Sentenza    |       and the teachings of the fathers. It has therefore seemed
20 Anathem,  4 |       the teaching of the holy fathers that the union occurred
21 Anathem,  8 |   things according to what the fathers have taught, namely that
22 Anathem,  14|        in the name of the holy fathers of the holy synod of Chalcedon,
23 Anathem,  14|       the teaching of the holy fathers, and from  the definitions