Document,  Chapter

 1 4  |         bishops cried out: Many years to the Emperor! Either let
 2 4  |   session] stand or we go. Many years to the Emperor! ~Cecropius,
 3 5  |    Somewhat more than a hundred years after the Council of Chalcedon,
 4 5  |         bishops cried out: Many years to our Emperor and Empress,
 5 5  |      teacher of the faith. Many years to the pious Empress, the
 6 5  |       the lover of Christ. Many years to her that is orthodox.
 7 6,2|   ordained (ib. 111,119). A few years before the council, a court
 8 6,2|     Mansi, iii., 802), who, six years earlier, had asked for "
 9 6,7| rateusamen for about twenty-two years in the Schola of the magistrians" (
10 6,4|    Persec. Vand., i., 13). Five years before the Council, a boy
11 6,5|         a deaconess under forty years of age, and then only after
12 6,5|   deaconess except she be forty years of age. If she shall dishonour
13 6,7|         for the space of thirty years. But if within thirty years
14 6,7|     years. But if within thirty years there has been, or is, any
15 6,7|      been possessed f or thirty years, they shall so continue.
16 6,7|        a prescription of thirty years in favour of his see, let
17 6,7|   Dorchester, were at issue for years "with reference to Lindsey" (
18 6,7|        arisen within the thirty years, or should thereafter arise,
19 6,9|     written at the close of ten years' war, during which the Visigoths
20 6,0|        at such a period. Eleven years before, the Vandal Gaiseric
21 6,4|        whereby, in Bede's later years, Northumbrian nobles contrived
22 6,6|          canons." ~Nearly three years after the Council, Leo saw
23 6,9|       and in 394, only thirteen years after the adoption of the
24 6,9|     concession a long course of years has given no effect!" ~We
25 6,2|         they acknowledge eighty years ago. If therefore they enjoyed
26 6,2|     this privilege during these years, what do they seek for now?