Council,  Canon

 1   3    |        the Holy Father to have believed. Thus they have had the
 2   7”,71|       but afterwards one party believed in Christ, while the other
 3   8”,23|  History, Book VII, ch. 27) he believed wrongly not only in connection
 4   8”,23| Meletians, who ought not to be believed at all, for they are schismatics,
 5   8”,23|        Nestorius and Theodoret believed aright in regard to the
 6   8”,23|        of what they personally believed, and especially those to
 7   8”,23|        also added this: “Cyril believed thus. The Pope has thus
 8   8”,23|      they allege that Honorius believed that there was a single
 9   8”,23|    credible and deserves to be believed even without an oath. For
10   8”,23|      he does not deserve to be believed without an oath, then neither
11   8”,23|       For just as those people believed that they were propitiating