Chapter, §

 1 Intro      |         was sent to Rome, as of right. Anastasius, the librarian,
 2 Definit    |        the established forms of right conduct and proclaimed truth
 3 Definit    | darkness. 0 you who abandon the right way and walk in the way
 4 Definit    |      they take you far from the right way and make you foreign
 5 Definit    |         and make you foreign to right thinking! Again, those who
 6 Definit    |       been unable to follow the right path. Truth has disappeared
 7 Canons,  3 |    means of colours. It is only right then, in accordance with
 8 Canons,  7 |         in his law that what is right should also be rightly executed,
 9 Canons,  15|         Moreover, they have the right to apportion or bestow their
10 Canons,  17|          Furthermore, it is not right that secular rulers should
11 Canons,  26|   others, such a person has the right to have recourse to the
12 Canons,  26| question may receive a just and right decision from their patriarch
13 Canons,  27|      life. None of them has the right to lay aside that type of