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 1 5  |            t. i., p. 57, printed in Mansi, t. vii., p. 774 sq. (2)
 2 5  |            the Sententioe Severi in Mansi, t. vii., p. 839). (3) Somewhat
 3 5  |             old fathers had taught (Mansi, t. viii., p. 892; Hardouin,
 4 5  |   Ecumenical Council, Actio iv.; in Mansi, t. xi., p. 256; Hardouin,
 5 5  |           and have been inserted by Mansi (Toni. vii., 722 C.) in
 6 6,2|      receives for laying on hands" (Mansi, vii. 224). The xxvijth
 7 6,2|            448, to summon Eutyches (Mansi, vii. 697). About 496, Paul
 8 6,2|           bishops (Cod. Afric., 97; Mansi, iii., 802), who, six years
 9 6,2|          the rich (Cod. Afric., 75; Mansi, iii. 778, 970). The "defensores"
10 6,3|           duties are not neglected (Mansi, iii., 955). At an earlier
11 6,4|           Vth of Paris, canon xij., Mansi, viii., 329, 354, 542, etc.),
12 6,5|            the revenues of the see (Mansi, vii. 273 et seqq.) ~This
13 6,6|              Con., iii. 40, iv. 40; Mansi, vi. 564; Cyril, Catech.,
14 6,7|             to enter the ministry" (Mansi, vi. 1008). See also Theodoret,
15 6,8|       seventy pallets for the sick (Mansi, vii., 277), and there were
16 6,8|              not choosing to obey," Mansi, vii., 72). Those who dare
17 6,0|            in a "xenon" for lepers (Mansi, vi. 1013, 1017). Justinian
18 6,2|     explained by pragmatkoustupous (Mansi, vii., 89). We must observe
19 6,2|             enacted by the Fathers (Mansi, vii., 89). This encouraged
20 6,2|       should everywhere stand good (Mansi, vii., 89-97). We may connect
21 6,2|           had expressed its assent (Mansi, xii., 177; cf. Le Quien,
22 6,2|            the bishop of Nicomedia (Mansi, vii., 313). Zonaras says
23 6,4|         even below the doorkeepers (Mansi, iii., 952). The chief passage
24 6,8|            explained his anathemas (Mansi, vii., 240), or, as he wrote
25 6,8|             and set aside the case (Mansi, vii. 217). They went up
26 6,8|    according to the extant minutes (Mansi, vii., 212 ff.), five new
27 6,9|            if the times are quiet" (Mansi, v., 1194). The words were
28 6,0|    startling, tw ierei, tw basilei (Mansi, vii., 177). The imperial
29 6,6| church-funds may be properly spent (Mansi, iii., 1257). At Hippo St.
30 6,6|              oeconomus" of Ephesus (Mansi, iv., 1228-1398), and, the "
31 6,6|         after the model of Antioch (Mansi, vii., 201). Proterius,
32 6,6|            tractant (canon xlviij., Mansi, x, 631). There was an officer