Document,  Chapter

 1 1  |         faith. He is judged by his proper Bishop, Flavian: the cause
 2 1,1|           full senate, said: It is proper that you should set forth
 3 1,1|         also had sat down in their proper places, and kept silence,
 4 2  |          avoid all doubt as to the proper meaning of this "seed,"
 5 2  |       production did away with the proper character of the kind. For
 6 2  |            the natures retains its proper character without defect;
 7 5  |         giving it this honour, the proper dignity of the city of Nicomedia
 8 6,9|      Nicaea, to have set aside the proper patriarch and have allowed
 9 6,9| distinction between the patriarchs proper and the exarchs (such a
10 6,9|           the setting aside of the proper superior metropolitan, an
11 6,8|          Constantinople, after the proper elections have been held
12 6,8|            to move them from their proper throne, but shall judge
13 6,0|           was not added as a canon proper to the other twenty-eight
14 6,1|         the previous one, is not a proper canon, but a verbal repetition