Document,  Chapter

 1 1,1|       apostolic bishop of the Roman city, which is the head
 2 1,1|  midst, and the most reverend Roman bishops also had sat down
 3 2  |      part one by one, but the Roman Legates spoke together,
 4 6,7|     the military basis of the Roman monarchy. The court of the
 5 6,2|       see, e.g., Bryce's Holy Roman Empire, p. 212), and by
 6 6,3|       part epitomized, as the Roman correctors point out. ~
 7 6,9|      found among those of the Roman Code. It may well be that
 8 6,2|    the 318 holy fathers, "The Roman Church hath always had the
 9 6,2|       version produced by the Roman legate as genuine. The proposition
10 6,2| difference between it and the Roman "version" is recorded to
11 6,2|      of the opposition of the Roman legate decreed by the Synod.