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 1 3 |          places, but "ingenerate" is given as the rendering of both
 2 3 |         other heretical ~writers are given; Saturninus, Iren. i. 24,
 3 6 |                These words have also given offence, ei ~ de proiontos
 4 6 |           This is the interpretation given by Gratian, but it must
 5 8 |           absent[bishops] also being given and ~communicated in writing,
 6 9 |                 HEFELE.~Gelasius has given in his history of the Council
 7 9 |         prayers, in which thanks are given for the gifts of ~creation
 8 10|    consequence of the interpretation given to it by Rufinus, more ~
 9 13|            the meaning which must be given to the tenth canon of ~Antioch,
10 18|               having conscientiously given up military service (this
11 19|              the Eucharist which was given to the dying, but also to ~
12 19|      confirmation, the Eucharist was given even to ~infants, and at
13 19|         Church; for perfect peace is given by that very communion of
14 20|           the ~thrilling description given by St. Chrysostom of the
15 20|              times the Sacrament was given, on rare ~occasions at least,
16 20|           not only when Communion is given ~with the reserved Sacrament,
17 21| Genuflectentes(the same name as ~was given to one of the grades of
18 21|           Peccat. Merit. ii. 26) ~as given apparently at or about the
19 21|         maintain, the salt which was given ~with milk and honey after
20 24|             had also in his Scholion given the same explanation of
21 24|             which says, "He hath not given his money upon usury," and
22 26|           bishops and presbyters was given the ~power of offering.
23 26|          that "the body of Christ is given" by the minister to the ~
24 26|              the Body of Christ" was given in the supper by the ~minister,
25 26|              therefore could not be "given" by ~the priest.(2)~ ~This
26 28|              sign of an inward grace given." For further proof of this ~
27 29|              the reason of which, as given by Augustine; and others,
28 30|        eighth into two parts, he has given twenty-two canons, which
29 30|              the Councils had before given ~in 1608, the Greek text
30 30|             very similar to the text given by ~Tilius. Bruns, in his
31 30|             of the Eighty ~Canons as given by Turrianus, translating
32 30|           The Eighty-four ~Canons as given by Echellensis together
33 31|              honour which ~should be given to the bishop of Jerusalem
34 31|          XXXIV.~ Of the honour to be given to the Archbishop of Seleucia
35 31|             Peter, to whom power is ~given over all Christian princes,
36 31|          awkward and inconsequent as given. Moreover, it should be ~