Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |           Emperor John II Comnenus, wrote some concise annotations
 2 Intro  |              no doubt, John Zonaras wrote his commentary ( Exegesis)
 3 Intro  |   scientific value of this work; he wrote that “for the first time,
 4   6    |           Leo II of Rome in what he wrote to the Emperor; Macarius
 5   7”,28|           after they had eaten, and wrote in his letter to Bishop
 6   8”,23| applicability. For St. Paul himself wrote to Titus as well as to Timothy,
 7   8”,23|        Gregory’s pupil Gregory, who wrote his biography. But as Theodoret (
 8   8”,23|         Gregory the Theologian also wrote some verses and some prose,
 9   8”,23|          when going to the Council, wrote from Philippoupolis to the
10   8”,23|   concerning Nestorius, in which it wrote as follows: “After examining
11   8”,23|      manifested. For when St. Cyril wrote in his ninth anathematization
12   8”,23|              i.e., answer) which he wrote in reply to Theodoret’s
13   8”,23|           Paul of Ephesus Theodoret wrote to John of Antioch as follows: “
14   8”,23|             the fact that Nestorius wrote in his Creed that the Holy
15   8”,23|            Spirit. For divine Cyril wrote to Eulogius that we ought
16   8”,23|           the Holy Spirit, as Cyril wrote to Theodosius. For, on the
17   8”,23|           man divine Augustine also wrote something in his discussion
18   8”,23|             as Tarasius and Photius wrote to Popes Adrian and Nicholas “
19   8”,23|           consigned to hell. Jerome wrote a letter against this opinion
20   8”,23|           of the Sixth Ecum. C. and wrote the following lines to the
21   8”,23|              likewise St. Augustine wrote to Bishop Proculianus, “
22   8”,23|             who with great industry wrote the lives of the holy Martyrs