Document,  Chapter

 1  1  |          the will of the Council merely that the Emperor should
 2  1  | discussion, or new judgment, but merely execution. And this the
 3  3,1|       called the Son of Man, not merely as willing or being pleased
 4  3,2|      opinion that the letter was merely read, being led to this
 5  3,4|      also Emmanuel, is One, not [merely] in consequence of connection,
 6  3,4|          fundamental error,) not merely maintained the existence
 7  3,4|     again, Theodore designates a merely external connection also
 8  3,4|          within it are one whole merely in outward appearance, so
 9  3,4|    things, and not rather. that [merely] on account of its connection
10  6  |       the Ephesine fathers dealt merely with the peculiar and private