Document,  Chapter

 1 1  |      adverse suspicion creep in, persons were at first found who
 2 2  |    thoughts, and not to yield to persons wiser and more learned?
 3 5  |    receive it. But, forasmuch as persons undertaking to make void
 4 5  |    separated or divided into two persons, but one and the same Son
 5 5  |         Stephen, or by any other persons whatsoever, this shall be
 6 6,2|       canon of Chalcedon against persons ordained for money, doubtless
 7 6,3|       into the houses of secular persons, whose property they undertake
 8 6,3|         orphans or widows and of persons who stand especially in
 9 6,4|        but, forasmuch as certain persons using the pretext of monasticism
10 6,0| distinguished various classes of persons engaged in charitable ministrations,
11 6,1|        ought to be given only to persons who are open to suspicion· ~
12 6,2|       our knowledge that certain persons, contrary to the laws of
13 6,3|         has determined that such persons be first notified by the
14 6,4|          is complained that some persons attach the name of "monastery"