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 1 3 |      vi. 52; Concil. ~Antioch (A.D. 269) in Routh Rel. Sacr.
 2 5 |     the Council of ~Antioch in A.D. 269, referring to the same
 3 12| Jerusalem somewhere about ~420 A.D. The exact year cannot be
 4 12|         which commenced in 417 A.D., was but short, and we can ~
 5 12|        of his episcopate," 458 A.D., is certainly ~incorrect,
 6 12|        episcopate begin in 414 A.D., three ~years before that
 7 12|     quoted, dated June 11, 453 A.D., in which he ~upheld the
 8 13|    clergy, and eventually, ~in A.D. 251, he induced three bishops
 9 13|   version of Conc. Hispal. II. A.D. 619, ~can. 7, adding chorepiscopi
10 13|         Archbishop of Bourges, A.D. ~864); the last of whom,
11 13|       decrees, Conc. Ratispon. A.D. 800, in ~Capit. lib. iv.
12 13|   Capit. lib. iv. c. 1, Paris. A.D. 829, lib. i.c. 27; Meld.
13 13|       829, lib. i.c. 27; Meld. A.D. 845, can. ~44; Metens. A.D.
14 13|    A.D. 845, can. ~44; Metens. A.D. 888, can. 8, and Capitul.
15 13|  attributed to pope ~Nicholas, A.D. 864, must be considered
16 20|        the Lapsed" ~written in A.D. 251, (chapter xxvi), he
17 25|      of the council of Orleans(A.D. 538), ~which appears to
18 25|   second council of ~Trullanum(A.D. 692) a like liberty would
19 25| Theodore's "Penitential"(circ. A.D. 690) what appears to ~be
20 25|      England to pope Adrian I.(A.D. 787), state that they have
21 28|       of Laodicea as ~early as A.D. 343-381, forbade the appointment
22 28|      first ~council of Orange, A.D. 441, in its twenty-sixth