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 1 10| however, is of ~opinion that Pope Innocent I. was in error
 2 12|  controversy in the ~time of Pope Victor, Theophilus of Caesarea
 3 12|     a letter of complaint to pope Leo, who replied by the
 4 13|   was principally spent upon Pope Cornelius, and to overthrow
 5 13|     D. 439 (the Epistles ~of Pope Damasus I. and of Leo. M.
 6 13|      occurs (in a decree of ~Pope Damasus II. ap. Sigeb. in
 7 13|       from Leo III. ~down to Pope Nicholas I. (to Rodolph,
 8 13| certainly were bishops. And ~Pope Nicholas expressly says
 9 13|     The letter attributed to pope ~Nicholas, A.D. 864, must
10 14|     twenty-second ~letter to Pope Innocent the First testifies,
11 22|      Gregory's contemporary, Pope Damasus, ~declared himself
12 23|   without the consent of the pope,(4) but it is also evident
13 23|      without ~consulting the pope at all, by bishops and kings.
14 23|     of the city wrote to the pope, as also ~did the patriarchs
15 23|    against it to his master, Pope Clement VIII., ~reminding
16 23|      gain to the Church. The pope entirely agreed with these
17 25|      affirm that the learned pope Benedict XIV. ~allowed books
18 25|   proceedings in ~England to pope Adrian I.(A.D. 787), state
19 30| written by St. Athanasius to Pope Marcus. This letter is found
20 30|   crimes, ~appealed to Rome. Pope Zosimus(417-418) took the
21 30|     The canon quoted ~by the Pope does not belong to the Council
22 30|      the canon quoted by the Pope either in their Greek ~or
23 30| Carthage. The legates of the Pope then declared that they ~
24 30|   desired in their turn that Pope Boniface should take the
25 30|   should take the same ~step(Pope Zosimus had died meanwhile
26 30|      of Africa despatched to Pope Boniface the copies which ~
27 30|     to ~Charles the Great by Pope Adrian I). The celebrated
28 31|      one on the right of the Pope to receive appeals taking
29 35|   showed, in a letter to the Pope, what was ~defective in
30 35|   letter written by ~them to Pope Leo I. In consequence of
31 35|     of these communications, Pope ~Leo often gave the preference
32 35|    subsequently Hilary, when Pope, brought Victor's calculation
33 35|   his table, and leaves ~the Pope to decide what was to be