Book, Chapter

1      II, I    |    Susanna was condemned by the sentence of the people. And, as she
2      II, XXXVI|         had been condemned by a sentence of the Synod. Now, it was
3      II, XXXVI|       to his bishopric, but the sentence on Photinus, bishop of Sirmion,
4      II, XLV  | troubler of the East, while the sentence of exile against him remained
5      II, XLVII|        judgment of the council; sentence, however, was passed against
6      II, XLVII|        understand that the same sentence would be pronounced against
7      II, XLIX |         either to have passed a sentence even against one who resisted
8      II, L    |     been declared heretics by a sentence of the bishops, they should