Document,  Chapter

 1 1,1|         in writing. This is the law, [i. e. of the Third Synod]
 2 1,1|        forth is sufficient. The law wills that no other exposition
 3 2  |         a woman, made under the law." The nativity of the flesh
 4 6,2|         which was required by a law of 399 (Cod. Theod., xii.
 5 6,2|     defensor" is indicated by a law of Valentinian I. "Nec idem
 6 6,3|       he shall be called by the law to the guardianship of minors,
 7 6,3| corrected, unless perchance the law called them to the administration
 8 6,5|         be subject to the canon law on the subject. ~Clerical
 9 6,6|           According to existing law, absolute ordinations, as
10 6,7|       same sense Honorius, by a law of 408, forbids non-Catholics "
11 6,2| pragmatici nostri statuta" in a law of A.D. 431. (Cod. Theod.,
12 6,2|    connect with this incident a law of Martian dated in 454,
13 6,6|         by later ecclesiastical law, our canon does not say;
14 6,8|  prohibited even by the secular law, and much more ought it
15 6,6|       the carrying on of church law suits,--all "cure jussu
16 6,8|      for this aggrandizement in law; and various metropolitans