Document,  Chapter

 1  1  | customary, should make plain and manifest their canonical agreement
 2  1  |      make their assent plain and manifest, as Cyril proposed. ~Finally,
 3  3,4|        in truth. It is perfectly manifest that a person so entirely
 4  3,4|        gradual manner) making it manifest to all, he might be said
 5  3,4|      anathema. ~PETAVIUS. ~It is manifest that this anathematism is
 6  5  |         the whole world has made manifest the justice of the judgment
 7  5  |       holiness. For ye have made manifest the zeal of the most holy
 8  5  |          the Roman Church, stand manifest to the holy Synod. For they
 9  5  |  agreement with all of us may be manifest. ~Arcadius the most reverend
10  6,1|          message,--and as it was manifest, as well from his delay