Chapter

 1 55|             55. The decree of St. Methodius, Patriarch of Constantinople,
 2 55|   well-known in the Greek church. Methodius was Patriarch about the
 3 55|         at all; the decree of St. Methodius though is general and applies
 4 55|         to those of the decree of Methodius are made in some euchologies
 5 56|    question was not issued by St. Methodius, Patriarch of Constantinople
 6 56|           842, but by a different Methodius, the schismatic Patriarch
 7 56|  documents anterior to the latter Methodius which assign the decree
 8 56|          assign the decree to St. Methodius the Patriarch (in notis
 9 56| accordance with the decree of St. Methodius. They think, however, that
10 56|    strange that the decree of St. Methodius, which relates to the Eastern
11 57|         regards the decree of St. Methodius, the text We gave above
12 57|           proves clearly that St. Methodius did not intend to prescribe
13 57|       about forty years after St. Methodius, despite his perverse mind,
14 57|        sacrament of chrism if St. Methodius had previously decreed or
15 57| accordance with the decree of St. Methodius. ~
16 58|      conform to the decree of St. Methodius. It was pointed out that