Church-history of the government of bishops and their councils abbreviated including the chief part…

Dioscorus accused the Bishops for going from their words, and said [If Eutyches hold not the Doctrine of the Church, he is worthy of punishment and fire, (ex ore tuo) My regard is to the Catholic and Apostolic Faith, and not the Faith of any man: I look to God himself, and not to the person of any man, nor care I for any man, but for my soul and the true and sincere Faith.] The Egyptian Bishops cried out [Let no man separate him that is indivisible. No man calleth one Son two.] The Eastern Bishops cried, [Anathema to him that divideth. Basil Seleuciae said, Anathema to him that divideth two natures after the union; and Anathema to him that knoweth not the property of the natures. The Egyptian Bishops cried out, [As he was born he suffered: There is one Lord, and one Faith: None calleth one Lord two. This was Nestorius voice. The Eastern Bishops cried, Anathema to Nestorius and Eutyches. The Egyptian Bishops cried, Divide not the Lord of Glory, that is indivisible.

Dioscorus accused the Bishops for going from their words, and said [If Eutyches hold not the Doctrine of the Church, he is worthy of punishment and fire, (ex ore tuo) My regard is to the Catholick and Apostolick Faith, and not the Faith of any man: I look to God himself, and not to the person of any man, nor care I for any man, but for my soul and the true and sincere Faith.] The Egyptian Bishops cryed out [Let no man separate him that is indivisible. No man calleth one Son two.] The Eastern Bishops cryed, [Anathema to him that divideth. Basil Seleuciae said, Anathema to him that divideth two natures after the union; and Anathema to him that knoweth not the property of the natures. The Egyptian Bishops cryed out, [As he was born he suffered: There is one Lord, and one Faith: None calleth one Lord two. This was Nestorius voice. The Eastern Bishops cryed, Anathema to Nestorius and Eutyches. The Egyptian Bishops cryed, Divide not the Lord of Glory, that is indivisible.

Basil Bishop of Sileuc. reported how rightly he had spoken at Ephesus, and how the Egyptians and Monks with noise opposed, and cried [Cut him in two that saith Two Natures, he is a Nestorian.] The Lay Judges asked him, If he spake so well, why did he condemn Flavianus? He said, Because he was necessitated to obey the rest, being 130 Bishops. Dioscorus said, Out of thy own mouth art thou condemned,