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 1 4 |       Patrol. vol. viii., ~396.)~ ~BEVERIDGE.~ The Nicene fathers in
 2 10|           Saumaise), the Anglican ~Beveridge, and the Gallican Launoy,
 3 11|        whole West," and ~refers to Beveridge's Syodicon, Tom. I., pp.
 4 12|            Balsamon, Aristenus and Beveridge consider it to be Caesarea; ~
 5 12|       Jerusalem as vice versa, and Beveridge ~has taken great pains to
 6 12|          metropolitan, but to this Beveridge justly replies that ~the
 7 12|            suffragan ~sees. Bishop Beveridge's opinion is that the Council
 8 13| jurisdiction.~ ~Zonaras, Balsamon, Beveridge and Van Espen, are of opinion
 9 13|       Anglican writers, ~including Beveridge, Hammond, Cave, and Routh,
10 29|           assured. This ~canon, as Beveridge observes, is a proof of
11 30|             the learned ~Anglican, Beveridge,(3) has proved this, reproducing
12 30|           of all these canons, but Beveridge took only the part ~referring
13 30|     Bibliotheca juris Canonici and Beveridge in his ~Synodicon(both of