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 1 4 |     the blasphemous heresy of Nestorius began to spread gradually
 2 17|      he discover the error of Nestorius than he wrote letters and
 3 20|  fought against the heresy of Nestorius, yet such was the ardent
 4 20|       to none in his love for Nestorius himself.19 And in this he
 5 30|  perceived that the errors of Nestorius were spreading and growing,
 6 31|   already been issued against Nestorius in the Synod of Rome. And
 7 33|     mind and one impiety with Nestorius, . . . We have read the
 8 34| objected to the deposition of Nestorius from his episcopal see,
 9 42|   faith against the errors of Nestorius, and to set a divine seal,
10 43|            So it is also with Nestorius. He is not wrong in saying
11 44|       the modern followers of Nestorius also, if they examine St.