Chapter

 1 1 |        of the Church and so with Goarius We can appropriately term
 2 5 |        aware that Father Jacobus Goarius of the Order of Preachers,
 3 22|         are mentioned together." Goarius cites this as the established
 4 28|     princes. This is asserted by Goarius in his in notis ad Euchologium,
 5 31|       his coronation as emperor. Goarius explains most carefully
 6 33|      defender of this rite. Even Goarius, in the passage quoted above,
 7 38|        relevance to Our subject, Goarius in the passage mentioned
 8 39|   Concordia, bk. 2, chap. 9; and Goarius, ad Rituale Graecorum, in
 9 41|        Canons (bk. 3, chap. 17). Goarius states that oblation by
10 45| euchelaeon in the Euchologion of Goarius, p. 346, no. 42 and p. 349,
11 48|        Ego praesentem). However, Goarius asserts that the Greeks
12 50|        The same point is made by Goarius, in Euchologio, p. 299,
13 50|       learning and its sanctity. Goarius (loc. Cit.) gives an apt
14 54|    sacraments" (bk. 2, chap. 7). Goarius shares this opinion (in
15 56|     Constantinople, in 1240. But Goarius states that he saw several
16 56|           6, p. 383, Paris 1605; Goarius, in notis ad Eucholog.,
17 67|        cit. Actuum Apos. 15.20). Goarius, in writing in variantibus
18 71|         no. 28, Lyons). And even Goarius, who is otherwise so constant
19 72|     specified number of days. As Goarius says (p. 269): "The Greeks