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 1 2 | offensive to many in the Asiatic Churches. On the ~other hand the
 2 5 |          Judaizers, ~called "The Churches Canon"(Euseb. vi. 13); and
 3 9 |         had been created by ~the churches. Various reasons tended
 4 10|         other provinces, let the Churches retain their privileges.
 5 11|         ROME OVER THE SUBURBICAN CHURCHES.~ ~Although, as Hefele well
 6 13|        mentioned as consecrating churches (vide ~Du Cange). They granted
 7 17|       arrangement of the ancient churches as well as of the ~different
 8 20|         in the Eastern and Latin churches still to-day) with the greatest~ ~
 9 20|        the sick was made in ~the churches. A most interesting incidental
10 20|          communion, and that the churches of the ~East reserve it
11 21|   naturally enough, in different churches. At Jerusalem it was done
12 22|         attempt to do so, to the Churches ~in which they were ordained.~ ~
13 25|          the fathers of the two ~churches are equally explicit and
14 29|       diocese.~ ~HEFELE.~All the churches did not, however, adopt
15 31|         all things affecting the churches of the bishops of the ~province.~ ~
16 31|   chorepiscopus should visit the churches and monasteries which ~are
17 34|      custom now followed ~by the Churches of the West, of the South,
18 34|         only ~that the number of churches in these provinces make
19 35|    either because one of the two Churches neglected to make the ~calculation
20 35|   Dionysius, whilst the ancient ~Churches of Wales held fast their
21 35|          of the ~ancient British Churches accepted the cycle of nineteen