Chapter

 1 5 |       Oriental bishops, decreed union; everyone present accepted
 2 5 |   Photius, tried to destroy the union by raising his voice against
 3 6 |       who did not know that the union with the Orientals confirmed
 4 6 |        to restore the Greeks to union and have always followed
 5 11|        century is marked by the Union of Greeks and Latins decreed
 6 11|         faith and the decree of union confirmed by the Council
 7 11|         had firmly accepted the union. And of course Nicholas
 8 12|        we will mention only the union decreed at the council of
 9 14|        157 and 173). ~~A solemn union of the Ruthenians with the
10 14|        bishops for establishing union contains the following condition: "
11 14|        which are a hindrance to union; everything shall be done
12 14|     they were long ago when the union was in existence. ~~Shortly
13 14|       widespread rumor that the union had put an end to all the
14 14|   destroy them by means of this union; and this could not and
15 17|        if they really belong in union with the Apostolic See. ~~
16 19|     only jeopardize the desired union, as Thomas of Jesus rightly
17 20|       Rite Forbidden ~~20. When Union was effected at the Council
18 20|      rites under pretext of the Union. We are greatly astonished,
19 22|        in order to preserve the Union. They are carried shamelessly
20 30|      the Son ~~30. Whenever the union of the Greek and Latin Church
21 30| addition would block the way to union. At other times this See
22 30|        had made in establishing union with his predecessor Pope
23 30|     received the Armenians into union he obliged them to include
24 35|       Schismatics and preserved union with the Latin Church retreated
25 46|     time of Clement VIII when a union was effected mentioned accepting