Document,  Chapter

1 2  |         unlike him in glory, not divided from him in essence, but
2 5  |    subsistence, not separated or divided into two persons, but one
3 6,1|        point, authorities are so divided that no absolute judgment
4 6,2|      means of imperial rescripts divided one Province into two, so
5 6,2|    purposes. Valens, indeed, had divided the province of Cappadocia,
6 6,2| Phoenician province had not been divided; it was in reliance on a
7 6,2| politically one, he had de facto divided it ecclesiastically into
8 6,7|          Russia all the sees are divided into eparchies of the first,