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 1 3 |           Vol. ii. Sec. I. pp. 90, et seqq.)~ ~The Son is here [
 2 3 |     reading also the Latin genitus et ~ingenitus points. On the
 3 3 |        translators who give factus et non factus had the words
 4 8 |          by Thomassin, in Ancienne et Nouvelle Discipline de l'
 5 11|   especially an ~apple of discord. Et ut apud Alexandriam et in
 6 11|             Et ut apud Alexandriam et in urbe Roma vetusta ~consuetudo
 7 13|                Thomassin, Ancienne et Nouvelle Discipline de l'
 8 17|     without.~ (Thomassin. Ancienne et Nouvelle Discipline de l'
 9 18|           a repentance "fructuosam et ~attentam." If the penitents
10 21|         continence(August. De fide et oper. v. 8). ~Those who
11 25|            says, "fructum producit et multiplicatur per ~se."(
12 25|       lending ~money at interest, "Et clericus a diaconatu, et
13 25|           Et clericus a diaconatu, et supra, pecuniam non ~commodet
14 25|                 tres annos in pane et aqua"(c. xxv. 3); a penance
15 28| institutions.(Thomassin, ~Ancienne et Nouvelle Discipline de l'
16 30|          Councils, Vol. I. pp. 355 et seqq.[2ded.])~Let us see
17 32|         Councils, Vol. I., pp. 435 et seqq.)~Socrates, Sozomen,
18 35|         Councils, Vol. I., pp. 328 et seqq.)~The differences in