"In your letters you have given sentence not so much in respect of our Faith as of your own self, choosing to speak of God the Word differently from what is the Faith of all." Ep. Celestin. ad Nestorium, Conc. Eph. 1. n. 18.
Again to the Clergy and people of Constantinople S. Celestine says,
"he preaches things not to be uttered, persuades things which ought to be shunned, as both his writings sent us by himself with his own signature, and also the memorial of my holy brother and co-Bishop Cyril" &c. Ib. n. 19.
and again writing to John Archbishop of Antioch S. Celestine says,
"he pours into the people most devoted to Christ certain perverse things against the reverence of the Virgin-birth and the hope of our salvation. These things have come to us from the sorrow of the faithful; these things have been published in the books himself sent, and stronger proof yet, these things have been so conveyed to us in letters fortified with the very signature of their author, that one may not any longer doubt." Ib. n. 20.
Helladius bishop of Tarsus and Eutherius Bishop of Tyana in their memorial to S. Sixtus, against S. Cyril, the Council of Ephesus, and the reconciliation thereto of John Archbishop of Antioch, mention this "garbled extract," Synodicon c. 117.
31. See pp. 185-236.
32. § 27, pp. 214, 215.
33. § 36 and 37.
34. pp. 228, 229 and 232, 233.
35. See it in S. Cyril's 3 Epistles pp. 55. sqq Oxford, 1872.
36. p. 1C.
37. see p. 321.
38. p. 16 b.
39. p. 690 a.
40. p. 18 d.
41. p. 692 b.
42. Opp. v. P. ii. 2. 131 a.
43. Hist. Conc. § 129 near the end.
44. See S. Cyril's books against Nestorius, pp. 20, 51, 141, 164.
45. see Ib. p. 51.
46. see p. 141.
47. sec p. 164. g.
48. Synod. c. 3.
49. Ep. Conciliab. Eph. (post Conc. Eph. Act.i.) ad Imp.