Document,  Chapter

 1  3,4|   certain words are found in the Greek copy of Dionysius which
 2  3,4|          was first in use in the Greek Church, who, delighting
 3  3,4|      compound title begun in the Greek Church, was resolved into
 4  3,4|         was unknown to the early Greek writers. Dionysius expressly
 5  3,4|          the full meaning of the Greek word, which (as Bp. Pearson
 6  3,4|          considering is what the Greek word Theotocos means in
 7  5  |     Found in all the Concilia in Greek with Latin Versions.) ~As,
 8  5  |          have given the original Greek, are not mentioned by Canon
 9  5  |       English in the text and in Greek in a note but in each case
10  5  |           marking however in the Greek that there is an omission. (
11  5  |    demanded that they be read in Greek also, it is necessary that
12  5  |         the Latin be turned into Greek. Give order therefore that
13  5  |         has been translated into Greek and if you so command let
14  6  |       that found in the ordinary Greek texts. The canon itself
15  6,1|        one given in the ordinary Greek texts. The canon is found
16  6,1| Beveridge) in his edition of the Greek canons, A.D. 1614. But the
17  6,1|  Eustathians." "Euchites" is the Greek equivalent of "Messalians"
18  6,1|          in the decadence of the Greek empire. ~DECREE OF THE SYNOD