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 1 4 |           a monk of the Order of St. Basil; Thomas Sergius,
 2 5 |          General of the Order of St. Basil; Giorgio Coresio;
 3 6 |        ago from the monastery of St. Mark at Florence. They
 4 12|   Pelagius has also been used by St. Agobard, the great archbishop
 5 21|          in the Dictatus of Pope St. Gregory VII (can. 10) we
 6 21|          is an authentic work of St. Gregory VII-the real and
 7 23|          Here is the teaching of St. Thomas himself in 4. Sent.,
 8 27|       for all men. And of course St. Thomas teaches that although
 9 27|     Thomas teaches that although St. Augustine wrote in his
10 31|         of Rome, on the feast of St. Athanasius, the Greeks
11 31|          liturgy on the feast of St. Athanasius in his basilica
12 37|    Praesanctificatorum, no. 8). ~St. Thomas teaches as follows: "
13 37|         as is shown at length by St. Thomas too (Summa Theol.
14 39|         God; another in honor of St. John the Baptist, the holy
15 42|                              42. St. Ambrose extolled the virtue
16 42|   Ambrose extolled the virtue of St. Lawrence, who as a deacon
17 42|     martyrdom together with Pope St. Sixtus. He imagines him
18 52|         from constitution 180 of St. Pius V which grants this
19 55|                55. The decree of St. Methodius, Patriarch of
20 55|         if at all; the decree of St. Methodius though is general
21 56|       question was not issued by St. Methodius, Patriarch of
22 56|       which assign the decree to St. Methodius the Patriarch (
23 56|    accordance with the decree of St. Methodius. They think,
24 56|       strange that the decree of St. Methodius, which relates
25 57|         as regards the decree of St. Methodius, the text We
26 57|         This proves clearly that St. Methodius did not intend
27 57|          about forty years after St. Methodius, despite his
28 57|       the sacrament of chrism if St. Methodius had previously
29 57|    accordance with the decree of St. Methodius. ~
30 58|         conform to the decree of St. Methodius. It was pointed
31 62|     harmony with the teaching of St. Thomas (Summa 1, 2, quest.
32 62|  confirmed by ancient documents. St. Gregory II in his capitular
33 62|        to be rejected." Likewise St. Nicholas I in his answer
34 65|       Candida, as Legate of Pope St. Leo IX at Constantinople,
35 66|      claimed had been allowed by St. Gregory the Illuminator,
36 66|          considered purified, as St. Paul says, especially in
37 71|      other hand the reasoning of St. Gregory the Great is clearly
38 71|         invokes the authority of St. Gregory by quoting the
39 74| carefully washing themselves, as St. John Chrysostom says, and
40 75|      blessing. ~Given at Rome in St. Mary Major's on the 1st