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 1 1 | INTRODUCTION.~ ~ ~ ~In the whole history of the Church there is no
 2 1 |      names appear with honour in history. So that perhaps there ~ ~
 3 3 |         Professor Swete's On the History of the Doctrine of ~ ~the
 4 3 |         Spirit. In J. M. Neale's History of the Holy ~ ~Eastern Church
 5 3 |       world. Now so far from the history of this addition to ~ ~the
 6 3 |     point and briefly review the history of the ~ ~matter.~ ~ ~ ~
 7 5 |       THE CANONS.~ ~ ~ ~(HEFELE, History of the Councils, Vol. II.,
 8 7 |       sense (see Swete, ~ ~Early History of the Doctrine of the Holy
 9 13|      shall see further on in the history of the fourth General ~ ~
10 14|      A.D. 380. ~ ~Ecclesiastical history hardly presents a more extraordinary~
11 14|       ecumenical ~ ~council. His history also illustrates the jealousy
12 14|         been remarked by Milman (History of Christianity, iii., 115, ~ ~
13 16|          recited.~ ~ ~ ~(Hefele, History of the Councils, Vol. II.,
14 18|          COUNCIL.~ ~ ~ ~(Hefele, History of the Councils, Vol. II.,
15 18|   occasion further on, in ~ ~the history of the Council of Chalcedon,