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 1 Int     |  Eventually he returned to his see in Sardinia where, according
 2 Int     |     had been banished from his see in the reign of Constantius
 3 2(4055) |      contained many provinces. See Canon II of Constantinople,
 4 8(4087) |        in Cappadocia and Rome. See Basil, On the H. Sp. § 66,
 5 8       |      reason and custom. So you see we follow the practice of
 6 12      |  whereof he was ignorant.~L. I see that you can prattle cleverly
 7 14(4097)|    followers of Lucifer, whose see was in Sardinia.~
 8 16      |       I am exceedingly glad to see it broken to pieces and
 9 17(4113)|        and Ariminum, a.d. 359, see Bright’s History of the
10 18(4116)| forward by Athanasius himself (see Stanley’s Hist. of Eastern
11 18(4117)|        Scriptural phraseology. See Bright’s Hist., p. 69.~
12 18(4118)|      extremists of the Arians. See Robertson’s Hist. of Chris.
13 19(4122)|   glimpse of his face, even to see his shadow, was deemed happiness.”
14 20(4132)|                                See introduction.~
15 23      | twenty-second successor in the see of Rome. They met to discuss
16 23(4144)|      254, to Aug. 2, a.d. 257. See note on ch. 25.~
17 23(4155)|    doctrine of natural rights. See Mosheim, Cent. ii.~
18 23(4156)|   Epistles combats this error. See Westcott’s Introduction
19 25(4160)|   between Cyprian and Stephen, see Robertson’s “Hist. of Christian