Document,  Chapter

 1  1  | pronounced under threat of deposition and excommunication: then,
 2  1  |    been informed of a just deposition, and a still juster exaltation:"
 3  1  |    juster exaltation:" the deposition of Nestorius, begun, indeed,
 4  4  |    follows the sentence of deposition and the subscriptions. It
 5  5  |    the acts concerning the deposition of Nestorius your reverence
 6  5  |    Acts with regard to the deposition of Nestorius the heretic
 7  6  | subsequently agreed to his deposition. ~The first session of the
 8  6  |    him acquainted with the deposition of Nestorius, so that he
 9  6  |  if, after subscribing the deposition of Nestorius, they went
10  6,1|  been subjected to a legal deposition, or whether, forsooth, he
11  6,1|    this a just sentence of deposition was pronounced against him;
12  6,1|    slowness of Nestorius's deposition. But all things turned out
13  6,1|    paper which he called a deposition, and reviled and reproached
14  6,1| them, for in their written deposition, or rather sheet of abuse,
15  6,1|    draw up the sentence of deposition; but he (1) did not dare
16  6,1| had been done touching the deposition of the most irreligious