Document,  Chapter

 1  3,3|      the limits defined in the writings of our brother of blessed
 2  3,4|    Evangelical and Apostolical writings, or which have been said
 3  4  |        has inserted in his own writings. And the Lord himself in
 4  4  |       some selections from the writings of Nestorius. A letter from
 5  5  |        Jerusalem said: Let the writings of the most holy and blessed
 6  5  |        complied with, that the writings of the Apostolic See should
 7  5  |   blessedness ordered that the writings which we brought should
 8  5  |        the form (tupon) of the writings of the holy and venerable
 9  5  |       this matter, through the writings which were sent to the most
10  5  | venerable Synod, that when the writings of our holy and blessed
11  5  |       by the holy Synod by the writings of the most religious bishop
12  6  |     quite doubtful. Pelagius's writings have come down to us in
13  6  |   fidei ad Innocentium. In the writings of St. Augustine are found
14  6  |        fragments of Pelagius's writings on free will. It would be