Document,  Chapter

 1 2  |        the Greek of the ordinary text, thus, "commanded our littleness
 2 5  |         348.) ~The present Greek text has ek duo fusewn while
 3 5  | translator had the more accurate text before him, and that it
 4 6,9|       just quoted (l. c.) in our text has, without further explanation,
 5 6,9|       have been indicated in the text), and allowed that quarrels
 6 6,3|        follow the reading of the text. Hefele suggests that if "
 7 6,4|        than women. But the Greek text makes here no distinction
 8 6,6|       translators understood our text; but Dionysius Exiguus and
 9 6,2|        is curious that the Greek text which Zonaras and Balsamon
10 6,2|       The reading adopted in the text does not lack MS. authority,
11 6,2|         a little" from the Greek text, we shall see that it was
12 6,2|       for them not to quote that text as it was preserved in their
13 6,2|         this reading of the true text of the canon of Nice is