Document,  Chapter

 1  1  |             Thus the holy Pontiff, having been most fully informed
 2  1  |    universal Council was awaited. ~Having gone over what preceded
 3  1  |  successors." This, he says, after having seen all the Acts of the
 4  3,1|           but rather that the Word having personally united to himself
 5  3,3|            of the holy Virgin, and having made it his own from the
 6  3,3|       junction" (sunaFeias) as not having sufficiently signified the
 7  3,3|       resurrection, in order that, having trodden down death by his
 8  3,3|       after three days rose again, having despoiled hell. So although
 9  3,3| thanksgivings, and are sanctified, having received his Holy Flesh
10  3,3|          the unity of worth, or as having a divine indwelling, but
11  3,3|            its own nature?) but as having become truly the very own
12  3,3|           a Reconciler unto peace, having offered himself as a sweet
13  3,3|     offering then did he need, not having sin for which sacrifices
14  3,3|           we say that he attended, having been called, and also blessed,
15  3,4|           the meaning of the word, having sufficiently traced the
16  3,4|        properties of the flesh, as having become flesh. ~(Quod unus
17  4  |            being of the Son, or as having its origin through the Son
18  4  |         and bones, as ye behold me having" (St. Luke xxiv. 39); let
19  4  |            recorded in the Acts as having been taken. A verbal report
20  5  |       pious emperor, and thereupon having delayed no little time so
21  5  |            effect the type (tupon) having pronounced against him a
22  5  |          now our mediocrity, after having been tempest-tossed and
23  5  |           the judgment. ~[Arcadius having seconded Philip's motion,
24  6  |          withdrew from amongst us, having for the leader of their
25  6  |           of Ptolemais. These men, having no privilege of ecclesiastical
26  6  |       CANON I. ~If a metropolitan, having deserted his synod, adheres
27  6  |          was considered as eo ipso having lost all jurisdiction. Also
28  6,1|    Incarnation of the Lord." Then, having in detail shewn how both
29  6,1|           were confuted by it, and having set forth the true doctrine,
30  6,1|      uninjured: every Metropolitan having permission to take, for
31  6,1|          ordained canonically; but having been much disturbed, as
32  6,1|            by certain parties, and having entered upon circumstances
33  6,1|   deficient in practical capacity, having met with this misfortune
34  6,1|          do what was right." After having received this message,--
35  6,1|         your holiness also rightly having examined this has given
36  6,1|             I suppose, thirty men, having the name of bishops (some
37  6,1|          sees, wandering about and having no dioceses, others others
38  6,1|            such as chose to do so, having posted them on the outside
39  6,1|           celebrating the Synaxis, having made of none effect their
40  6,1|         their play in writing, and having thus shewn that it lacked