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I, Caesarius, in the name of Christ a bishop, have read again and subscribed this definition of my holy brethren, and my own. Noted on the eighth day before the Ides of June, in the consulship of Opilio, a most illustrious man. Contumeliosus the bishop: I have consented and subscribed. Philagrius the bishop: I have consented and subscribed. Praetextatus the bishop: I have consented and subscribed. Maximus the bishop: I have consented and subscribed. Julianus the bishop: I have consented and subscribed. Florentius the bishop: I have consented and subscribed. Likewise Florentius the bishop: I have consented and subscribed. Cyprianus the bishop: I have consented and subscribed. Montanus the bishop: I have consented and subscribed. Caelestinus the bishop: I have consented and subscribed. Porcianus the bishop: I have consented and subscribed.
Eucherius, in the name of Christ a bishop: I have consented and subscribed. Cataphronius, a priest, sent by my lords the bishops Agraecius and Severus: I have consented and subscribed. Desiderius, a priest, sent by my lord bishop John: I have consented and subscribed. Leontius, a priest, sent by my lord bishop Constantius: I have subscribed. I, Emeterius [in the manuscript, Emerius — Hardouin], sent by my lord bishop Gallicanus: I have consented and subscribed.