Document,  Chapter

 1 1  |        is a decree, as Baronius says, but not as Bellarmine says,
 2 1  |     says, but not as Bellarmine says, an instruction: here is
 3 1  |       concerning religion; for, says he, "he does an injury to
 4 2  |      after reading what Matthew says, "The book of the generation
 5 4  |        most holy archbishop Leo says that there are two natures
 6 5  |        Council to Leo, where it says that the definition was
 7 6,4|   compare canons 8, 24. Isidore says that the bishop must "keep
 8 6,7|        session of Chalcedon: he says, "'Es<S235]rateusamen for
 9 6,0|         ptwkeiois in Egypt, and says that he himself had been
10 6,2|         as Gregory of Nazianzus says (Orat. xliii., 58), whereas
11 6,2|      Mansi, vii., 313). Zonaras says that this canon was in his
12 6,2|   longer observed; and Balsamon says that when the primates of
13 6,4| pronunciation and accentuation, says that the readers were of
14 6,6|        ESPEN. ~Since this canon says nothing at all of separation
15 6,7|      bishopric. In such a case, says the Council, if the bishop
16 6,8|      and Eulegius), stimulated, says Fleury (xxvij. 19) by Uranius
17 6,8|       The Council is believed," says Tillemont (xv., 698), "to
18 6,4|      the Northmen, "non defuit,"says St. Bernard, "qui illud
19 6,4|        a "bad custom," ~285 ~he says, "had grown up, whereby
20 6,5|  Eucholog., p. 269); so Hincmar says: "Si fuerit defunctus episcopus,
21 6,9|      canon of Constantinople he says: "That document of certain
22 6,9|       writing to the Emperor he says that Anatolius only got
23 6,9|      abbe Duchesne so admirably says: "Mais leur voix fut peu