Document,  Chapter

 1 1  | letter of Leo as the Type and Rule of faith, by which all Churches
 2 1  |       letter is issued as the Rule, but confirmed by the assent
 3 3  |    holds fast and follows the rule of faith (fidei regulam
 4 5  |        neither of them should rule, nor be called bishop of
 5 6,2|    charged, with "making it a rule to sell ordinations of bishops
 6 6,8|       arrogantly cast off the rule of his own bishop; and if
 7 6,8|  violate this clearly defined rule (diatupwsin, comp. tupos
 8 6,9|    the Synod have made such a rule for the West, i.e., have
 9 6,4|      there in contempt of all rule (Bede, Ep. to Egbert, vij.).
10 6,8|    letter, of the ever-famous rule of Nicaea, ta arkeia eqh
11 6,8| dishonour anyone of these who rule our patriarchal sees, or
12 6,0|   certainly an ecclesiastical rule declared at Chalcedon, and