(Scylitzes, ad calcem Cedreni, tom. ii. p.
834,(Scylitzes, ad calcem Cedreni, tom. ii. p.
834,whose ambiguous construction shall not tempt me to
suspect that he confounded the Nestorian and Monophysite heresies,). He familiarly talks of the 
qualities, as I should apprehend, very foreign to the perfect Being; but his bigotry is forced to confess that they were soon afterwards
discharged on the orthodox Romans.