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 1 Intro     |      he would summon a general council. ~The particular object
 2 Intro     |      particular object of this council was to put an end to the
 3 Intro     |      was pleasing to God". The council was held at Rome in March
 4 Intro     |      power to summon a general council, to lay down new canons
 5 Intro     |  fathers had summoned a solemn council many times in the past,
 6 Intro     |      ecumenical nature of this council as we have for Lateran I
 7 Intro     |      For, the way in which the council was summoned and conducted
 8 Intro     |      and exemplify the typical council of the Middle Ages presided
 9 Intro     |       frequently refer to this council as Lateran I. ~Although
10 Intro     |        possess the acts of the council, we have evidence from chronicles
11 Intro     |   affairs. ~The canons of this council played a notable part in
12 Intro     |        arose from this Lateran council and its canons. Certainly
13 Intro     |     refer to Lateran II or the council of Rheims in 1148 (see canons
14 Intro     |       codices survive for this council (in contrast to Lateran
15 Intro     |        Appendix of the Lateran council, the collections of Bamberg,
16 Intro     | certain that the canons of the council were spread abroad through
17 Intro     |        Appendix of the Lateran council, which is divided into fifty
18 Intro     |        Appendix of the Lateran council" to the collection, added
19 Intro     |        Appendix of the Lateran council, using Cr2 and Rm as the
20 Canons,  1|     the approval of the sacred council, have decided that some