Document,  Chapter

1  1  | requisition of the Canons, and due respect to the Apostolic
2  3,3|       there be lost the honour due to parents, as stale and
3  5  |        veneration which is its due; for in every such council
4  5  |        that reverence which is due to matters of great importance;
5  5  |       Coelestine, according to due order, is his successor
6  6  |   Ephesus is said to have been due chiefly to the energy of
7  6,1|       cease, and the reverence due to the canons will be observed
8  6,1|      as well composed and as a due presentation of the case.