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 1 3 |        if altered) would it have taken this ~form. (3) When the
 2 9 |        Supper, out of which were taken the bread and ~wine for
 3 12|        versa, and Beveridge ~has taken great pains to shew that
 4 12|   Caesarea (who appears to ~have taken no umbrage at his suffragan
 5 12|      however, seems to have been taken either ~by Leo or by Maximus.
 6 13| diocesans, and to have been also taken advantage ~of by idle or
 7 17|          OF THE EARLY CHURCH.~ ~(Taken chiefly from Morinus, De
 8 22|         several translations had taken place, and even at the ~
 9 23|          going," not the "being ~taken" to another see. And this
10 27|    JUSTELLUS.~Here keiroqesia is taken for ordination or ~consecration,
11 30|       something of the kind had ~taken place was prevalent in parts
12 31|     great in birth, or an orphan taken ~out of charity under pretext
13 32|         Church, if those who had taken holy orders ~without being
14 32|      principle, that whoever had taken holy orders ~before marriage,
15 32|         the ~account of the part taken by Paphnutius to be apocryphal.
16 35|       and this demonstration was taken up ~again, some time after,