Document,  Chapter

 1  1  |    unfold your judgment, that we may clearly know whether we
 2  1  |           that all with one mind may hold firm in one sentence."
 3  1  |          that the sentence given may be duly and in order made
 4  1  |         aware: in order that you may command to be completely
 5  1  |        that we, too," say they, "may confirm them." The proceedings
 6  1  |    committed this care to us, we may be enabled to confirm the
 7  1  |       have mentioned, so that we may indeed understand, that
 8  3,1|          is so great, so that we may administer the healing word
 9  3,1|        the peace of the Churches may be preserved and the bond
10  3,1|         made mention; so that we may understand whether or no
11  3,2|       anachronism. Be this as it may, it is a fact that the Acts
12  3,2|    Council of Ephesus. Perhaps I may close this treatment of
13  3,3|         ing in such a way, as we may say that the soul of man
14  3,4|         of Nestorius; so that we may understand that the most
15  3,4|       and brilliant such remarks may be, they lack all solid
16  3,4|          supposed. Be this as it may, Nestorianism is clearly
17  3,4|        church writers among whom may be mentioned St. Athanasius,
18  3,4|   teaching of the Apostolic days may be seen by the following
19  3,4|          before a heresy arises, may become afterwards the very
20  5  |        of the Roman Church said: May it please your blessedness
21  5  |        of the Roman Church said, May it please, etc. [The same
22  5  |     small a number how much more may we believe he is present
23  5  |        the Apostles is assigned, may find fruit uncorrupt and
24  5  |          council, except that ye may speak the Word of the Lord
25  5  |      Ghost, as it is written, ye may set forth that one truth
26  5  |     presbyter, Philip, that they may be present at what is done
27  5  |      present at what is done and may carry out what things have
28  5  |          the viij of the Ides of May, in the consulate of Bassus
29  5  |       holy assembly, we likewise may ratify their determination. ~
30  5  |         your honour, although it may be useless, that what things
31  5  |      read to us also; so that we may follow the formula (tupw)
32  5  |          your holiness also, and may be able to confirm (bwbaiwsai)
33  5  |         agreement with all of us may be manifest. ~Arcadius the
34  6  |         and kwrion ("district"), may be distinguished as implying
35  6  |      grace. Pelagius's doctrines may be briefly stated thus.
36  6  |        existence of, was what we may call external grace, e.g.
37  6  |   historical question. However I may remind the reader that Nestorius
38  6,1|         or incomprehensible. ~It may not be amiss to remember
39  6,1|      Pusey remarks, "Protestants may reject consistently the
40  6,1|      Creed of Constantinople, as may be seen in the Euchologion.
41  6,1|     priestly power, so that they may not be able to do any harm
42  6,1|       them deposed. And that you may know in full all things
43  6,1|   beloved t and most longed for, may be strong and mindful of
44  6,1|       whether clerics or laymen, may come together; and if they
45  6,1|          they are clergymen they may remain such; and if laymen
46  6,1|         such; and if laymen they may be admitted to communion.
47  6,1| savouring of their impiety which may be found among the people,
48  6,1|          of whatever province he may be. And let these things