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Footnotes.

^1	I am greatly indebted to Henry Chadwick for help with this and the succeeding chapter.
^2	Gregory of Nazianzus, Hom.45, 28, PG36, col.661 C, cited Meyendorff, Christ, 51.
^3	Mansi, IX. 367-75; Hefele, III (1). 105-32 (see Anathema8).
^4	GR2245.
^5	PG 91, col. 332 BC; Mansi, X. 741 E-744 A; and see also the Lateran Council of 649 and the General Council of Constantinople III (680) and Murphy-Sherwood.
^6	GR I2. 281; see also Murphy-Sherwood, 141 ff. and 303 (French trans. of Theodore of Pharan).
^7	GR I2280 (ex. 279).
^8	GR I2. 285.
^9	Mansi, XI. 565 D; Hefele, III (1), 341. The Pseudo-Dionysius speaks however of a 'new' and not 'one', theandric activity (PG3, col. 1072 C).
^10	Quoted by Patriarch Sergius in his letter to Pope Honorius, GR291; Hefele, III (1). 344 (from the acts of the Sixth General Council).
^11	Mansi, XI. 532 D; cf. 572 B.
^12	See Hefele, III (1), 343 ff.
^13	Cf. Wolfson, 480 (favourable) and Murphy- Sherwood, 162 (critical).
^14	Murphy-Sherwood, 306 ff., gives a French translation of the text of the Psephos and Ecthesis in parallel columns. See Hefele, III (1), 387 ff. (text in the acta of Lateran 649, 3rd session; in Mansi, X. 991-8).
^15	Mansi, X. 709-60; PG 91, 288-353; Hefele, III (1), 405-22 (translation of the debate).
^16	Mansi, X. 757; Hefele, III (1), 421.
^17	Mansi, X. 1024; Hefele, III (1), 431; cf. GR2300 and Van Dieten, 88 ff.
^18	Mansi, X. 1029-32; DR2252; Hefele, III (1), 432-4.
^19	Maximus the Confessor, PG 91, col. 136.
^20	PG 90, col. 153 B.
^21	Mansi, X. 1151 ff.; Hefele, III (1), 434 ff.
^22	PG 91, col. 137 D.
^23	Mansi, X. 833.
^24	PG 90, cols. 136-60; Hefele, III (1), 466 ff.
^25	On this council see Murphy- Sherwood.
^26	Mansi, XI. 217 ff.; Hefele, III (1), 488 ff.
^27	Mansi, XI. 345 E; Hefele, III (1), 492 ff.
^28	Mansi, XI. 377-87; Hefele, III (1), 497 ff.
^29	Mansi, XI. 639 A-640 B; Hefele III (1), 509-10.
^30	GR I2.317; see also S. Salaville, REB, 2 (1944), 278 (on the date) and V. Laurent, 'L'Œuvre canonique du concile in Trullo (691-92), source “primaire du droit de l'église orientale',” REB, 23 (1965), 7-14; Laurent, p. 17, note 42, comments on the term 'Quinisext', or in the original πενθέκτη, which seems to appear for the first time in the twelfth-century canonist Balsamon.
^31	Mansi, XI. 933 E; Hefele, III (1), 560 ff.; English trans. by Percival, Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, 14. 356 ff.
^32	Second general council, Constantinople I (381), can. 3.
^33	Fourth general council, Chalcedon (451), can. 28.
^34	The twelfth-century canonist Aristenus, cited Percival, Nicene and PostNicene Fathers, 14. 382.
^35	Liber Pontificalis, I. 372-4 with note 14, p. 378.
^36	DR259 (c.692).
^37	DR264 (after 1 Mar. 705).
^38	Liber Pontificalis, I. 385-6; cf. Murphy- Sherwood, 246-7, who consider that he did not sign in spite of the evidence of the Liber Pontificalis.
^39	DR266 (before 5 Oct. 710).
^40	DR269.