Chapter

 1 27|         preserved unchanged. In addition, to remove even a part of
 2 29|       the Syrian, accepted this addition (Nicephorus, bk. 18, chap.
 3 29|        start and prohibited the addition. They did not accept the
 4 29|         After relating that the addition to the trisagion had been
 5 29|         others who rejected the addition to the trisagion). Therefore
 6 29|     similar zeal, condemned the addition in his letter to the Archbishop
 7 29|       discussed was whether the addition to the trisagion could be
 8 29|         be allowed and that the addition should be utterly deleted. ~~
 9 30|        appropriate to make this addition to the Nicene Creed. The
10 30|      say the Creed without this addition. This allowance was made
11 30| realized that insistence on the addition would block the way to union.
12 30|         and Orientals using the addition. It has done this when it
13 30|        unwilling to include the addition in the Creed because they
14 30|       say the Creed without the addition. But when he later received
15 30|         were less averse to the addition then were the Greeks. ~~
16 30|       to say the Creed with the addition of the phrase "and from
17 30|   Church's power of making this addition. They should be obliged
18 30|     reciting the Creed with its addition prevailed in their locality,
19 35|      rose and another church in addition to the Church of St. Blasius
20 46|     church by their teachers in addition to Church music." ~~But