Document,  Chapter

 1 1,1|     so believe. ~The reverend archdeacon Aetius said, There remains
 2 1,1|  memory be read. ~Aetius, the Archdeacon of the imperial city Constantinople
 3 1,1|  Ephesus.] ~Likewise the same Archdeacon Aetius read [the letter
 4 1,1|    book handed him by Aetius, Archdeacon of the holy Church of Constantinople,
 5 2  | present, and after Aetius the Archdeacon of Constantinople had opened
 6 2  |    read by the beloved of God archdeacon and primicerius of the notaries,
 7 2  |      Aetius. ~And Aetius, the archdeacon and primicerius of the notaries,
 8 5  |     the same things. [Aetius, Archdeacon of Constantinople, then
 9 6,2|      the reading, Aetius, the Archdeacon of the Church of Constantinople
10 6,2|       not used?] ~Aetius, the archdeacon of the most holy Church
11 6,2|     handed him by Aetius, the archdeacon; Canon Six of the 318 holy