Document,  Chapter

 1  1  |         any private authority." Rightly, and in order; for this
 2  3,1|         Council] to say whether rightly and blamelessly and in accordance
 3  3,3|         who resolved to believe rightly, should suffer by your choice;
 4  3,3|         held and interpreted it rightly, but rather perversely;
 5  3,3|         Wherefore when thinking rightly, we transfer the human and
 6  3,3|        for which sacrifices are rightly offered? But when he spoke
 7  3,3|        glorify me." If we think rightly, we do not say that the
 8  3,4|     flesh he assumed. But Cyril rightly treated this whole accusation
 9  3,4|   preceding, ages of Catholics, rightly or wrongly, ascribe to Mary.
10  4  |        and the grace. Therefore rightly and properly to none other
11  6,1|       not safe. But what I have rightly written against the blasphemies
12  6,1| Bithynia, as your holiness also rightly having examined this has