Document,  Chapter

 1 2  | elucidated and explained. By this means Eutyches, who seemed to
 2 6,3|       wants, and partly to obtain means of helping the poor (Soz.,
 3 6,9|      canon, and also in canon 17, means, in the first place, those
 4 6,2|           secular powers, have by means of imperial rescripts divided
 5 6,2|          already been honoured by means of imperial letters with
 6 6,2|  pragmatic sanctions, obtained by means of favour or ambition in
 7 6,3|        correct reading perhaps it means, "all clergymen even readers." ~
 8 6,8|  fellow-clergy, they shall by all means be deposed from their own
 9 6,0|         to what "excommunication" means in this canon, probably
10 6,2|         not understand, unless it means that for the advantage of