Document,  Chapter

1 1,1|     good things with plenteous hand and gives to prevail over
2 2  |   natures, we read, on the one hand, that "the Son of Man came
3 2  |     was born; and on the other hand, the Son of God is said
4 2  |        voce, and under his own hand, all that he has held amiss,
5 5  |        those who have taken in hand to corrupt the mystery of
6 6,2|        In Africa, on the other hand, from A. D. 407 (see Cod.
7 6,9|     these canons. On the other hand, Beveridge is also right
8 6,1|      and Hammond. On the other hand are the Prisca, Dionysius,
9 6,0| delivered by the Emperor's own hand to Anatolius of Constantinople