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 1 Intro|             the council, no impartial reader can fail to recognize the
 2 Intro|         translated as follows and the reader from the English will know
 3 Intro|          still clearer I must ask the reader's attention to the use of
 4 Intro|            now said enough to let the reader understand the doctrine
 5 4    |        CONSTANTINOPLE.~A.D. 754. ~The reader will find all the information
 6 4    |           would only further draw the reader's attention to the fact
 7 7    |               West as ecumenical! The reader can hardly resist the reflection
 8 7    |             own monastery to ordain a reader, if he himself had received
 9 10   |             it would be unfair to the reader not to state that Charlemagne
10 11   |             to set plainly before the reader the foundation upon which
11 11   |               constitution. I beg the reader, who has fresh in his memory
12 12   |            the first place I call the reader's attention to the fact
13 12   | improbabilities than it explains. The reader is referred especially to
14 13   |              most disputed point, the reader will find the whole matter