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 1 4 |       which therefore we are of opinion is here cited. ~ ~[In this
 2 9 |         be held.~ ~Possibly the opinion of St. Gregory Nazianzen
 3 10|      Justellus, however, is of ~opinion that Pope Innocent I. was
 4 12|        sees. Bishop Beveridge's opinion is that the Council assigned ~
 5 13| Beveridge and Van Espen, are of opinion that ~ keiroqetoumenous
 6 13|         to agree, founding ~his opinion upon the fact that the article
 7 13|         been much difference of opinion among the learned ~touching
 8 13|         Augusti is of the same ~opinion.(3) But Thomassinus is of
 9 13|      consecration."~ ~The third opinion, that they were merely presbyters,
10 13|       by Bingham.(5) ~This last opinion is now all but universally
11 13|      attention.~ ~For the first opinion no one can speak more learnedly
12 13|      the West.~ ~For the second opinion, its great champion, Thomassinus
13 14|       before ordination, which ~opinion does not seem to agree with
14 17|      from the same article: "An opinion, however, did prevail to ~
15 17|         be purged.' This former opinion is also ~mentioned without
16 20|   learned W. E. Scudamore is of opinion that this was the ~case
17 21|          There is difference of opinion among the learned as to
18 25|    prohibited; and this ~is the opinion of the Master of the Sentences,
19 25|      exaggeration the universal opinion of all ~teachers of morals,
20 25|       that money was barren, an opinion which the Schoolmen also
21 28|        the whole subject, is of opinion that the order was extinct
22 30|     Justinian ~according to the opinion of Renaudot.(5)~ ~Before
23 30| translation of 1645, and was of opinion ~that they had been collected
24 32|      that Socrates shared ~that opinion, since he says, or rather
25 33|         that he and his impious opinion should be anathematized, ~
26 35|     generally ~established, the opinion so little entertained by