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 1 Intro|         And this has been read as history, and has passed as such
 2 Intro|      length in a foot-note to his History of the Eastern Church (Vol.
 3 2    |           grieved at the depicted history, even so that he wept. ~
 4 2    |        seen in several places the history of Abraham painted as the
 5 4    |           the decree. ~ ~(Hefele, History of the Councils, Vol. V.,
 6 4    |       other governors. ~(Harnack. History of Dogma, Vol. V., p. 325 [
 7 4    |          and sought to win Pepin. History seemed to have suffered
 8 4    |        which should supersede the history of the Church. ~But the
 9 5    | representations, agreeable to the history of the preaching of the
10 10   |    Erastian clergy. (Cf. Harnack, History of Dogma, Eng. tr. Vol.
11 10   |      Saviour." (Trench. Medioeval History, Chap. vii.) ~We come now
12 11   |         student of ecclesiastical history will remember how a similar
13 12   |   conclusion: ~First. That as the history and acts of this council
14 14   |           be the final verdict of history with regard to the Caroline