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 1 1 |         without importance.)~ ~The Synod at Nice set forth this Creed.(
 2 1 |           1)~ ~The Ecthesis of the Synod at Nice.(2)~ ~We believe
 3 3 |          ton  uion ~ omoousion (De Synod. 54, 1, p. 612). Although
 4 3 |     language of the Macrostich (De Synod. 3, 1, p. ~590), and would
 5 4 |         authority of an Ecumenical synod the Apostolic ~Canons, and
 6 6 |      presumes to disobey fie great Synod.~ ~NOTES.~ ~ANCIENT EPITOME
 7 6 |        disobedience to this ~great Synod, either by allowing themselves
 8 7 |             CANON III.~ ~THE great Synod has stringently forbidden
 9 9 |          for I have never seen any synod end well, nor assuage rather ~
10 10|            Metropolitan, the great Synod has declared that such a ~
11 10|            the ~mind of the Nicene Synod."(1)~ ~ ~
12 12|            2) tells ~us that "at a synod held on the subject of the
13 12|     Jerusalem, Maximus, convoked a synod of Palestine, without any ~
14 13|         Church, the great and holy Synod ~decrees that they who are
15 13|           far as their position in synod was ~concerned. We meet
16 14|             the ninth canon of the Synod of Neocaesarea. It was necessary
17 16|           tyranny of Licinius, the Synod declares that, though they ~
18 21|        lapsed, the holy and great ~Synod has decreed that, after
19 22|       decree of the holy and great Synod, shall attempt any such
20 22| translation or change. In 341 the ~Synod of Antioch renewed, in its
21 23|          the matter decided by the synod, was exactly in ~accordance
22 23|           a ~Metropolitan with his synod, moved by a praiseworthy
23 23|             This was ~adopted at a synod held by the patriarch Manuel
24 24|     interest], the holy and ~great Synod thinks it just that if after
25 26|    knowledge of the holy and great Synod that, in ~some districts
26 26|          which is condemned by the Synod.~ ~And lastly, the fourth
27 27|            been deposed by a great Synod in 269. As Paul of ~Samosata
28 27|            on the Holy Trinity the Synod ~of Nice applied to him
29 29|            seems good ~to the holy Synod that prayer be made to God
30 31|      Archbishop of Seleucia in the Synod ~of Greece.~ ~CANON XXXV.~
31 31|           not holding a provincial synod in the province of Persia
32 31|       honour to be paid him in the Synod of Greece.~ ~CANON XXXVII.~
33 31|          is ~excommunicated by the Synod.(1)~ ~[I add Canon XXXVII.
34 31|    established the ~Fathers of the Synod subject him to anathema.(
35 31|        CANON XL.~Of the provincial synod which should be held twice
36 31|        decree.~ ~CANON XLI.~Of the synod of Archbishops, which meets
37 31|           is excommunicated by the Synod.~ ~[Note.--The reader will
38 31|          decree the fathers of the synod excommunicate him.~ ~CANON
39 32|           Gelasius affirm that the Synod of Nicaea, as ~well as that
40 32|         consequent decision of the Synod, agree very well with the ~
41 32|            Greek priests; ~and the Synod of Gangra(c. 4) took~up
42 32|           celibacy. At the Trullan Synod(c. ~13.) the Greek Church
43 32|             bishops present at the Synod. These two arguments of
44 32|         thirteenth of the Trullan ~Synod, demonstrate clearly enough
45 33|         heaven, the holy and great synod, the bishops assembled at
46 33|    FORASMUCH as the great and holy Synod, which was assembled at ~
47 33|          All these things the holy Synod has anathematized, not even ~
48 33|          you of the decrees of the Synod. The ~Synod, then, being
49 33|         decrees of the Synod. The ~Synod, then, being disposed to
50 35|        this ~misunderstanding, the Synod of Sardica in 343, as we