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 1 2 |          likeness of man" (Philipp. ii., 6,7)-and thus living on
 2 3 |    Enarratio in Psalm. ciii., sermo ii., n. 5). He who seeks the
 3 4 |             of the mountains" (Isa. ii., 2). But this mountain
 4 4 |          walk in His paths" (Ibid., ii., 2-3). Explaining this
 5 8 |          teach others also" (2 Tim. ii., I-2). Wherefore, as Christ
 6 9 |      succession" (Hist. Eccl., lib. ii., cap. 9). Wherefore, as
 7 9 |           guilty of all" (Ep. James ii., 10). Nay, it applies with
 8 10|          Epistolam Parmeniani, lib. ii., cap. ii., n. 25).~
 9 10|          Parmeniani, lib. ii., cap. ii., n. 25).~
10 11| Alexandrinus, In Evang. Joan., lib. ii., in cap. i., v. 42).~
11 12|             in Matt., tom. xii., n. ii). The meaning of this divine
12 12|   Chrysostomus, De Sacerdotio, lib. ii). And since all Christians
13 12|           temple in the Lord" (Eph. ii., 21), placed Peter as it
14 12|            work and word" (2 Thess. ii., 16) commands Peter "to
15 13|          spoken through Leo" (Actin ii.), to which the voice of
16 15|             De Schism. Donat., lib. ii). Hence the teaching of
17 15|          the chair of Peter?" (Lib. ii., n. 4-5). But the Epsicopal
18 15|             De Consideratione, lib. ii., cap. 8). But it is opposed
19 15|         sentence on him" (Hadrianus ii., in Allocutione iii., ad
20 16|           in Psal. lxxxviii., sermo ii., n. 14). Above all things,