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 1 1 |              of the four which St. ~ ~Gregory said he revered as he did
 2 1 |      Historian, says: ~ ~"Besides St. Gregory of Nyssa, and St. Peter
 3 1 |              second president was St. Gregory Nazianzen, who was at that
 4 7 |               flesh" etc, To which ~ ~Gregory Nazianzen justly replied
 5 12|       Meletius. Bishop ~ ~of Antioch, Gregory Nazianzen, and Peter of
 6 12|              Constantinople to ordain Gregory ~ ~bishop there. And Gregory
 7 12|          Gregory ~ ~bishop there. And Gregory having abandoned the bishoprick
 8 13|               Popes Leo the Great and Gregory the Great pronounced against ~ ~
 9 13|            from the letter of Blessed Gregory (xxxj., ~ ~lib. VI.) to
10 14|             than Peter of Alexandria, Gregory Nazianzen, and Ambrose, ~ ~
11 14|               first in instituting ~ ~Gregory Nazianzen bishop of Constantinople
12 14|           gained the ear and heart of Gregory, who admitted him to the ~ ~
13 14|           unbounded admiration ~ ~for Gregory's discourses, which he praised
14 14| uncompromising. The ~ ~simple-hearted Gregory became the complete dupe
15 14|               his ~ ~ambitious views. Gregory, he asserted, had never
16 14|              man was imposed on as ~ ~Gregory had been, and lent himself
17 14|            Constantinople, envious of Gregory's ~ ~talents and popularity (
18 14|               of their ~ ~enterprise. Gregory they knew was confined by
19 14|               the Arians (as to which Gregory sarcastically remarks-- ~ ~"
20 18|              of Rome. Still later, ~ ~Gregory the Great wrote in the same
21 18|              account of its ~ ~creed, Gregory the Great reckons it as
22 18|        Vigilius, Pelagius ~ ~II., and Gregory the Great. But this acknowledgment,