Book, Chapter

1      II, XXXVI |       received37 Marcellus and Photinus, heretical priests who had
2      II, XXXVI |      it was not doubtful as to Photinus that he had been justly
3      II, XXXVI | bishopric, but the sentence on Photinus, bishop of Sirmion, was
4      II, XXXVI |   chagrined Marcellus, because Photinus was known to have been his
5      II, XXXVII|        Sabellian heresy.41 But Photinus had already brought forward
6      II, XXXVII|  judgment, the condemnation of Photinus, and Marcellus, and Athanasius.
7      II, XXXVII|       respecting Marcellus and Photinus. At that time, however,
8      II, XXXVII| consent to the condemnation of Photinus and Marcellus, but did not