Document,  Chapter

 1  1  |      195 ~said. Wherefore, with reason, they require the Acts to
 2  3,2|   teaching and for that express reason proceeded at their first
 3  3,2|  Chalcedon, there was even more reason for doing so at Ephesus.
 4  3,3|         a reasonable soul, what reason can certain ones have to
 5  3,3|   according to nature, for this reason we also call her Mother
 6  3,4| ascribes to the flesh, ~211 ~by reason of its reception of God,
 7  6  |       district or city, for any reason, ecclesiastical or personal,
 8  6  |    excommunication was for this reason pronounced against him;
 9  6  |        whole body; and for this reason Cyril and Memnon deserved
10  6  |         all. I suppose that the reason of this is that the Latins
11  6,1|         the Scripture] has much reason [to commend it]. But there
12  6,1|        being done, nor for what reason they had presumed to do
13  6,1|        such great conflicts, by reason of which now also piety