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 1 3 | commanded His Apostles and their successors to the end of time to teach
 2 8 |          likewise required their successors to choose fitting men, to
 3 10|    Apostles and their legitimate successors alone these words have reference: "
 4 11|       should be inherited by His successors, in whom the same permanent
 5 12|     handed over to Peter and his successors" (S. Joannes Chrysostomus,
 6 13|           but should pass to his successors from one to another. "There
 7 13|          them, as the legitimate successors of St. Peter. Who is unaware
 8 13|       himself and his legitimate successors; and the source of unity,
 9 13|   judgment in the persons of his successors" (Actin iii.). The pronouncement
10 14|       authority of Peter and his successors is plenary and supreme,
11 14|      between the bishops and the successors of Peter is clear and undeniable.
12 15|     Separated from Peter and His Successors, Lose All Jurisdiction~15.
13 15|        secede from Peter and his successors; because, by this secession,
14 15|           He chose Peter and his successors as the principle and centre,
15 15|     every one of the Bishops the successors of the Apostles a real authority
16 15|       guide the shepherd? Do the successors of the Apostles assembled
17 15|        shown, made Peter and his successors His vicars, to exercise