Document,  Chapter

 1  1  |       judge of doctrine and of persons; thirdly, that the judgment
 2  1  |       matters of Faith, and on persons judged for violation of
 3  3,1|        as some do, an union of persons; for the Scripture has not
 4  3,3|      between two hypostases or persons. For neither is he, the
 5  3,4|     far more widely held among persons deemed to be orthodox than
 6  3,4|     there is, or at least some persons have thought that there
 7  3,4|     God." It is true that some persons have thought that such a
 8  3,4|  natures in Christ, but of two persons, as, he says himself, no
 9  3,4|    they remain essentially two Persons. ~IV. ~IF anyone shall divide
10  3,4|       shall divide between two persons or subsistences those expressions (
11  3,4|       not one and another (two persons) disjunctively and partitively,
12  3,4|       duos) that is to say two persons joined together; it was
13  6  | Metropolis of Ephesus, certain persons, a little more than thirty
14  6  |    could injure or benefit any persons; since some of them had
15  6  |     might injure or profit any persons. ~CANON I. ~WHEREAS it is
16  6  |  uncanonically to restore such persons to communion and to their
17  6  |       introduce or offer it to persons desiring to turn to the
18  6,1|     distinguishes two sorts of persons who were called by the name