200. Common. ad Cler. Const. Conc. Eph. Act. vi. n. 16.
201. Rescript. Epist. Const., Conc. Eph. Act. vi. n. 9.
202. Emperor. 'If it be so, let the Bishops who have arrived come.' Dalm. 'No one allows them to come.' Emp. 'No one hinders.' Dalm. ' They have been controlled and hindered from coming.'
203. Synodicon c. 35.
204. Ep. Theodoret. ad Alex. Hierap. Acta 2. Conciliab. n. 13.
205. Xysti Ep. ad Cyr. in Coteler. Eccl. Gr. Mon. T. i. pp. 46, 47.
206. S. Cyr. Ep. ad Acac. Melit. Conc. Eph. P. 3. c. 35.
207. Ep. Alex, ad Andr. Samos. Synod, c. 58.
208. Propositiones directae ab Acacio Berrh. Cyrillo Alex, in Concilio &c. Synodicon c. 53. The Bishops in whose names Acacius sent it, were John of Antioch, Alexander Hierop., Macarius of Laodicea, Andr. Samos., and Theodoret.
209. Gratissime.
210. Epist. Joh. Antioch. per Paul. Emis. Cyrillo, Synod. c. 80.
211. S. Cyr. Ep. 31. ad Joann. fin. p. 109. Ep. 38. ad Success. v. fin. p. 140.
212. S. Cyr. Ep. ad Donat. Conc. Eph. P. 3. n. 38.
213. S. Cyr. Ep. ad Joh. Ant. Conc. Eph. P. 3. c. 34.
214. Conc. Eph. P. iii. n. 30. It is translated by Dr. Bright, Hist. of the Church, pp. 350, 351.
215. Homil. Paul. Ib. n. 31.
216. Conc. Eph. P. iii. n. 39.
217. Ep. 171 ad Joh. Ant.
218. Ep. 172. A very bitter letter against S. Cyril is ascribed to Theodoret in the Synodicon c. 121.
219. See Tillemont S. Cyrille d'Alex. Art. 126. and the extracts in Liberatus Breviarium c. ix. 'De Cyrilli Epistolis pro Orientalibus scriptis.'
220. see above p. viii.
221. S. Isid. Epp. i. 310.
222. 'That the Very and supreme God became Very Man, not changed from what He was, and taking what He was not, being from two natures One Son, without beginning and without end, recent and Eternal, thou thyself wouldest not deny, having very many evidences thereof from our holy father Athanasius, a man, who, above nature, soared aloft to the things of God.' Ep. i. 323.
223. Ib. 324.
224. Conc. Eph. Act. vi. S. Cyril says that it was the Creed of Theodore, in his Epistle to S. Proclus Ep. 54. p. 199.