Document,  Chapter

 1 2  |       synod. But since ancient custom did not sanction this, nor
 2 6,6|     clerics, but that soon the custom was introduced in every
 3 6,2| whereas Basil "held to the old custom," i.e., to the traditional
 4 6,2|       city of Nicaea as by old custom a "metropolis." Eunomius,
 5 6,4|        Llanbadarn Vawr; a "bad custom," ~285 ~he says, "had grown
 6 6,8|    have been held according to custom and have been reported to
 7 6,1|    they declare that it is the custom in the Egyptian diocese
 8 6,1|       or CANON XXX. ~It is the custom of the Egyptians that none
 9 6,2|      all, for this is also the custom as regards the bishop of
10 6,2|        majority prevail. For a custom has prevailed, and it is
11 6,2|         since this also is the custom at Rome. Likewise at Antioch
12 6,2|      governed according to the custom which has prevailed from