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 1 32|      openly and decidedly by Paphnutius, ~bishop of a city of the
 2 32|      socket of the lost eye. Paphnutius declared with a loud voice, "
 3 32|  cantor)." This discourse of Paphnutius made so much the more ~impression,
 4 32|     no conjugal intercourse. Paphnutius, indeed, had been brought
 5 32|    The discourse ascribed to Paphnutius, ~and the consequent decision
 6 32| account of the part taken by Paphnutius to be apocryphal. Baronius ~
 7 32|    such a law ~on account of Paphnutius. But Baronius is mistaken
 8 32|   gives ~this anecdote about Paphnutius in full: he desired to refute
 9 32|     he says, or rather makes Paphnutius say, that, ~according to
10 32| gives many particulars about Paphnutius in his History of the ~Church;
11 32|     celibacy.(b) The name of Paphnutius is wanting in the list of
12 32|   expressly says that Bishop Paphnutius was present at the Council
13 32|     that the anecdote about ~Paphnutius must be rejected as false,
14 32|      explained the ~words of Paphnutius in another sense. According
15 32|    and Gelasius, who believe Paphnutius intended deacons and ~priests