Document,  Chapter

 1  1  |        the doctrine of Nestorius expressly disapproved, and a sentence
 2  1  |     awaited; and the Emperor had expressly decreed, "that before the
 3  1  |          Faith, to Nestorius, so expressly approved by Pope Celestine,
 4  3,2|         read at Ephesus, but not expressly confirmed, as there is hardly
 5  3,2|      anathematisms of Cyril were expressly confirmed at Chalcedon,
 6  3,2| well-known letter to Maris, says expressly that the Synod of Ephesus
 7  3,4|         Greek writers. Dionysius expressly calls Mary h mhthr tou Qeou
 8  3,4|           and he repeatedly says expressly: "The two natures united
 9  3,4|       together. and is therefore expressly rejected in later times
10  6  |       commentary on Canon V., he expressly says that "Celestine was