Chapter, §

 1 Intro       |             the "Three Chapters" of Theodore of Mopsuestia, Theodoret
 2 Intro       |      rejected sixty propositions of Theodore of Mopsuestia, but spared
 3 Intro       |        Furthermore he anathematized Theodore and condemned his writings
 4 Sentenza    |           by means of the heretical Theodore, bishop of Mopsuestia and
 5 Sentenza    |      chapters. First, we considered Theodore of Mopsuestia. When all
 6 Sentenza    |       attacks and anathemas against Theodore, during and after the reading,
 7 Sentenza    |         against my law. The impious Theodore deserves to come under these
 8 Sentenza    |            volumes of the heretical Theodore or the heretical chapters
 9 Sentenza    |        books which he wrote against Theodore, declared as follows: "Whether
10 Sentenza    |         synod which met there about Theodore who was condemned with Nestorius,
11 Sentenza    |              Since the followers of Theodore and his heresy, who are
12 Sentenza    |             these were in favour of Theodore, it is appropriate to apply
13 Sentenza    |           lift the anathema against Theodore but rather used the language
14 Sentenza    |      condemned but also his teacher Theodore. The fathers indicate their
15 Sentenza    |            conciliatory forms used: Theodore was to be anathematized.
16 Sentenza    |      respect of the condemnation of Theodore and his heresy. This conciliatory
17 Sentenza    |         found that the defenders of Theodore have done exactly what the
18 Sentenza    |      anathema on the said heretical Theodore by omitting some of the
19 Sentenza    |            investigated in this way Theodore and his heresy, we took
20 Sentenza    |           the side of the heretical Theodore and Nestorius so that it
21 Sentenza    |          supporters of the heretics Theodore and Nestorius were conspiring
22 Sentenza    |          which approves and defends Theodore and Nestorius, had been
23 Sentenza    |        blasphemies of the heretical Theodore and Nestorius and even gave
24 Sentenza    |        adduced by the supporters of Theodore and Nestorius in support
25 Sentenza    |      catholic and apostolic church, Theodore, formerly bishop of Mopsuestia,
26 Sentenza    |             what he wrote defending Theodore and Nestorius. Additionally,
27 Sentenza    |            faith, while it supports Theodore and Nestorius and their
28 Sentenza    |              that is, the heretical Theodore of Mopsuestia along with
29 Anathem,  4 |        properly disposed to God, as Theodore claims in his madness; or
30 Anathem,  4 |             unite. Those who follow Theodore and Nestorius, rejoicing
31 Anathem,  5 |        honour or adoration, as both Theodore and Nestorius have written
32 Anathem,  6 | understanding which the blasphemous Theodore put forward; or if anyone
33 Anathem,  12|        anyone defends the heretical Theodore of Mopsuestia, who said
34 Anathem,  12|          Furthermore this heretical Theodore claimed that the union of
35 Anathem,  12|           of the resurrection. This Theodore makes a comparison which
36 Anathem,  12|             for this more heretical Theodore, and his heretical books
37 Anathem,  13|            to support the heretical Theodore and Nestorius and others
38 Anathem,  13|           same way as the aforesaid Theodore and Nestorius and accept
39 Anathem,  14|            faith; and which defends Theodore and Nestorius and their