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 1 6,2|       their sees in this manner. Isidore of Pelasium repeatedly remonstrated
 2 6,2|          the functions intended. Isidore gives simply "paramonarius:"
 3 6,4|        and compare canons 8, 24. Isidore says that the bishop must "
 4 6,4|         they have been settled." Isidore reads "ordinati sunt." ~
 5 6,1|   writers, Dionysius Exiguus and Isidore, who translate the words
 6 6,1|       are the Prisca, Dionysius, Isidore, Tillemont, Routh, and to
 7 6,3|       Prisca, and Dionysius, and Isidore must have all read anagnwstas (
 8 6,4|         containing the Epistles. Isidore of Seville, in the seventh
 9 6,6|    Quaest. I., canon xxii., from Isidore's version; it is also found
10 6,7|        Quaest. iii., can. j., in Isidore Mercator's version. (1) ~
11 6,1|     Quest. VII., canon xlix., in Isidore's first version. ~
12 6,2|     Quest. II., canon xliii., in Isidore's version. ~
13 6,6| Possidius, Vit. August., xxiv.). Isidore of Pelusium denounces Martinianus
14 6,6|          268, 275). In the West, Isidore of Seville describes the
15 6,6|        Op. ii., 520); and before Isidore's death the IVth Council
16 6,7|         e.g., Dionysius Exiguus, Isidore, the Prisca, the Greek by