Document,  Chapter

1 5  |    sovereignty. And, From this passage can easily be understood
2 5  |    understood the very obscure passage in the letter of the Council
3 5  |       the Synod itself. At our passage he remarks: en duo fusesi
4 5  |       with such certainty. The passage adduced by him is Actio
5 5  |      of them had consulted the passage itself. (6) No less weight
6 6,7|       s case, and a very clear passage in Soc., v. 25, where the
7 6,4|   Mansi, iii., 952). The chief passage respecting the ancient "
8 6,0| nothing but a verbal copy of a passage from the minutes of the ~