Document,  Chapter

1  6  |     everything, so that their own heresies might not be examined. Heresies,
2  6  |   heresies might not be examined. Heresies, such as the Arian, the
3  6  |           that the heads of these heresies (Cyril and Memnon) should
4  6  | Apollinarian, Arian, and Eunomian heresies, and have not waited for
5  6,1|          in detail shewn how both heresies were confuted by it, and
6  6,1|          and that, in view of the heresies, which had since arisen;
7  6,1|         to the Church from divers heresies or sects, although the terms