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 1 5 | unskilled' (St. Leo the Great to Flavian, Ep. xxviii, I. Pl. liv,
 2 5 |      according to the flesh (cf. Flavian to St. Leo, Ep. xxvi; Pl.
 3 8 |    called at Constantinople; St. Flavian, bishop of that city, presided;
 4 9 |          himself and an enemy to Flavian, bishop of Constantinople,
 5 9 |       were refuted, addressed to Flavian. ~
 6 10|         stratagems; among others Flavian was accused of heresy, deprived
 7 11|         are the lines written by Flavian and by Theodoret of Cyrus
 8 11|         of the Church. These are Flavian's words: 'After the unjust
 9 12|    letter which St. Leo wrote to Flavian on the Incarnation of our
10 12|         our Lord. The remains of Flavian were brought back to Constantinople
11 18|   important letter of St. Leo to Flavian concerning the Incarnation
12 39|         bear in mind and imitate Flavian, that second John Chrysostom,