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 1 4 |    family, he was raised to the See of Alexandria - so tradition
 2 18|      deposed from his episcopal see, insulted by his brethren,
 3 20|       truth; and of this we may see an example in St. Cyril'
 4 24|      last it was granted him to see the dawn of that reconciliation,
 5 29|       union with this Apostolic See. ~
 6 31|      authority of the Apostolic See, in virtue of which he was
 7 31| agreement between the Apostolic See and that of Alexandria that,
 8 33|        Cyril with the Apostolic See is clearly apparent in all
 9 33|  considered which the Apostolic See has always borne in mind . . .
10 33|        instruction of the Roman See that St. Cyril began to
11 34|    Nestorius from his episcopal see, the Patriarch of Alexandria
12 35|      accord with this Apostolic See and that Our Predecessors
13 36|       fitted together again, We see none outside or gone astray,
14 38|     more earnest desire than to see all who can be called Christians
15 38|        practical loyalty to the See of Blessed Peter. ~
16 42|      occupy that same Apostolic See to which the Patriarch of
17 44|       study them carefully, may see the path of truth Iying