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 1 3 |           bitter ~ ~reviling between East and West (during which many
 2 3 |             from the teaching of the East.~ ~ ~ ~4. That it is quite
 3 3 |             that the doctrine of the East as set forth by St. John ~ ~
 4 3 |     conclusion that the faith of the East and the ~ ~West, so far
 5 3 |           886 to at least A.D. 1009, East and ~ ~West retained their
 6 7 |            of local ~ ~Creeds in the East.~ ~ ~ ~*From the foregoing
 7 12|           and let the bishops of the East manage the East alone, ~ ~
 8 12|       bishops of the East manage the East alone, ~ ~the privileges
 9 12|              general Councils of the East, from judging ~ ~of matters
10 13| Constantinople, the chief see of the East, to a position of as near ~ ~
11 13|                 throughout the whole East, as in this very council
12 13|         Church, and the first in the East, since his legates, whose
13 13|            as ~ ~first bishop of the East.~ ~ ~ ~Cardinal Baronius
14 14|    Constantinople and so over ~ ~the East, which was still further
15 16|         accuser; forasmuch as he has east contempt upon ~ ~the Canons,