Document,  Chapter

 1  3,1|         though his divine nature received its beginning of existence
 2  3,2|      that the anathematisms were received at the next General Council.
 3  3,2|         these anathematisms were received and approved by the third
 4  3,2|          that the Anathemas were received. I would suggest, however,
 5  3,2|     Cyril of blessed memory, and received his Synodical letters, to
 6  3,2|       That that third letter was received and approved by the Ephesine
 7  3,2|       Ephesus." "The Third Synod received these anathematisms; the
 8  3,3|       and are sanctified, having received his Holy Flesh and the Precious
 9  3,3|       needing glory from another received glory from the Holy Spirit;
10  3,4|           and so confirmed it as received before, because they approved
11  3,4|        of a servant which he had received. But to this Cyril answers;
12  3,4|          his fulness have we all received, as it is written), nevertheless
13  3,4|         not his own and from him received power against unclean spirits
14  4  |     divine Paul saying, "We have received not the spirit of the world,
15  5  |  Alexandria said: Let the letter received from the most holy and altogether
16  5  |       order therefore that it be received and read in your holy hearing. ~
17  5  |    bishop of the Roman Church be received and read. ~Peter, the presbyter
18  5  |        the Master, whom they had received to preach, lacking to this,
19  5  |      should observe that we have received a general command: for he
20  5  |        ecclesiastical camps have received you as their rulers. Let
21  5  |        power, both of which they received by the favour of Christ
22  5  |          of the Catholic Church, received the keys of the kingdom
23  5  |        they taught what they had received from our Lord Jesus Christ),
24  6  |        the wounds which they had received, which called forth great
25  6  |      Church any one who had been received into the sacred priesthood,
26  6  |   ratifying the Canons of Trullo received the Canons of the African
27  6  |       condemned by his bishop is received by Nestorius it shall profit
28  6,1|         strength of which it had received its author, and after the
29  6,1|          imputation that he "had received an exposition of faith or
30  6,1| exposition of faith, nor have we received one newly framed by others.
31  6,1|        Second of Constantinople, received both the creeds of Nice
32  6,1|         was right." After having received this message,--and as it