Document,  Chapter

 1 1,1|         a thing which had never taken place nor can take place. (
 2 1,1|       and that all ambiguity be taken away, by the agreement and
 3 1,1|      wall of partition has been taken away, and grief has been
 4 1,1| conception he united the temple taken from her with himself. ~
 5 1,1|       heaven was his Holy Flesh taken, but rather by way of following
 6 2  |      nor detained by death, had taken upon himself our nature,
 7 5  |       account of those who have taken in hand to corrupt the mystery
 8 5  |       other than that which was taken of us, and it anathematizes
 9 5  |    distinction of natures being taken away by such union, but
10 5  |   Bassianus personally has been taken from him, either by the
11 5  |         away or caused it to be taken. ~DECREE WITH REGARD TO
12 5  | provided that nothing should be taken away from other cities.
13 6,2|      Concilia, freedom has been taken to insert "vel mansionarium"
14 6,7|     clerics who have not merely taken military service, etc.,
15 6,2|        of Chalcedon, and it was taken up in the fourth session.
16 6,4|      the Cantors or Lectors had taken a wife of another sect before
17 6,6|          where it is said to be taken "ex Concilio Triburiensi." ~
18 6,8|      point of departure is here taken, and instead of a mere "
19 6,9|   xxviiith canon. ~The pope had taken occasion in his letter in
20 6,2|       in itself ridiculous, and taken in connexion with the fact