23:1
Igitur Liberius, qui post Julium Marci, quem Silvester praecesserat, successorem, in urbe Roma per idem tempus sacerdotio fungebatur, in exilium truditur: inque ejus locum Felix diaconus suus ab haereticis subrogatur. Et non tam sectae diversitate, quam communionis et ordinationis conniventia maculatur.
因此，那時在羅馬城執掌祭司職分的利伯流（Liberius）——他是猶流（Julius）的繼承人，而猶流又繼承馬可（Marcus），馬可之前則是西爾維斯特（Sylvester）——也被放逐，異端者立他自己的執事斐理斯（Felix）取代他。斐理斯所受的玷污，與其說是因教派之異，不如說是因他在交通與按立上的縱容默許。
Liberius, therefore, who was at that same time exercising the priesthood in the city of Rome as successor to Julius—the successor of Marcus, whom Sylvester had preceded—was thrust into exile, and in his place Felix, his own deacon, was substituted by the heretics. And he was stained not so much by diversity of sect as by his connivance in communion and ordination.