Council,  Canon

 1   1”,6 | interpretation is better; see also Dositheus, in the Dodecabiblus, pp.
 2   1”,7 |           metropolitans. Read also Dositheus in the Dodecabiblus, Book
 3   2    |           by c. I of the 7th. (See Dositheus, p. 222 of the Dodecabiblus.)[
 4   2”,2 |    dignitaries alike, according to Dositheus (p. 233 of “Those who have
 5   3    |          definition of its own (as Dositheus says, and as is made manifest
 6   4    |            related to it.[84] (See Dositheus, from p. 331 to p. 397;
 7   5    |          Justinian I. According to Dositheus (Book V, ch. 16 of the Dodecabiblus),
 8   7    |            Sixth Council (see also Dositheus p. 603 to p. 618 of the
 9   8”,23|             in Act 4 (according to Dositheus, in the Dodecabiblus). This
10   8”,23|      totalling some forty in all. (Dositheus in the Dodecabiblus.)~ ~  [
11   8”,23|           as concerning Rome too. (Dositheus, in the Dodecabiblus.)~ ~  [
12   8”,23|           of Rome patriarchs here (Dositheus, ibid.). Only the Patriarchs
13   8”,23|          had become entirely dry. (Dositheus, p. 446 of the Dodecabiblus.)~ ~  [
14   8”,23|           Gregory of Nyssa, but as Dositheus says (p. 1028 of the Dodecabiblus)
15   8”,23|         completeness, according to Dositheus, page 388. By adding in
16   8”,23|            Patriarch, according to Dositheus, p. 390. Concerning which
17   8”,23|           were seven, according to Dositheus, but five according to the
18   8”,23|         are to be found written in Dositheus from page 279 to page 287
19   8”,23|            in a creed of his own. (Dositheus, in the Dodecabiblus; and
20   8”,23|           a preacher of the truth (Dositheus, p. 527, of the Dodecabiblus).
21   8”,23|        theologically perfect work (Dositheus, p. 469 of the Dodecabiblus).
22   8”,23|              See the discussion in Dositheus, p. 470 of the Dodecabiblus,
23   8”,23|       impassive, and does not die (Dositheus, p. 424 of the Dodecabiblus).~ ~  [
24   8”,23|           from the Dodecabiblus of Dositheus.~ ~  [113] Note that this
25   8”,23|           a “whorish garland.” See Dositheus in the Dodecabiblus, p.
26   8”,23|         mutual agreement. See also Dositheus, of celebrated memory among
27   8”,23|          Lent, as some insist (see Dositheus, Concerning those who served
28   8”,23|             And note, according to Dositheus in the Dodecabiblus, p.
29   8”,23| interpretation of the Trisagion in Dositheus (ibid). and in Damascene (
30   8”,23|            See the Dodecabiblus of Dositheus, pp. 776-8. Meletius the
31   8”,23|       Patriarch of Jerusalem (whom Dositheus calls Theodore, I know not
32   8”,23|          suffered along with them (Dositheus, page 631 of the Dodecabiblus).~ ~  [
33   8”,23|      silver and gold, according to Dositheus (p. 656 of the Dodecabiblus);
34   8”,23|        relative adoration (and see Dositheus, page 655 of the Dodecabiblus).
35   8”,23|              because, according to Dositheus (p. 658 of the Dodecabiblus)
36   8”,23|          view is confirmed also by Dositheus (p. 655 of the Dodecabiblus).
37   8”,23|            in one than in another. Dositheus, on the other hand, says (
38   8”,23|     unworthy persons (according to Dositheus in his Dodecabiblus, p.