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 1 1 |       Nice set forth this Creed.(1)~ ~The Ecthesis of the Synod
 2 2 |      splendour are inseparable."(1)~ ~The word homousios had
 3 3 |        os kai ~ agennhtos . For (1) the Greek MS. still retains
 4 3 |         omoousion (De Synod. 54, 1, p. 612). Although he is ~
 5 3 |         Macrostich (De Synod. 3, 1, p. ~590), and would have
 6 3 |        ways, signifying ~either (1) T o on ~ men , mhte de ~
 7 3 |         de Decret. Syn. Nic. 28 (1, p. 184), Orat. c. Arian.
 8 3 |          Orat. c. Arian. i. 30 ~(1, p. 343), St. Athanasius
 9 3 |          ii. 3, 4; Iren. iv. 38, 1, 3; Orig. c. Cels. vi. 66;
10 3 |         Saturninus, Iren. i. 24, 1; Hippol. Haer. vii. 28; ~
11 4 |         NOTES.~ ~ANCIENT EPITOME(1) OF CANON I.~ ~Eunuchs may
12 4 |       the principal cause of it.(1)~ ~LAMBERT.~Constantine
13 7 |         be carefully considered. 1 Cor. ix. 5.~ ~HEFELE.~It
14 8 | Discipline de l' Eglise, P. ~II. 1. 2.~ ~This canon is found
15 9 |       than aggravate disorders."(1)~ ~HEFELE.~Gelasius has
16 9 |         eukaristia . Didache, 9. 1: Ignat.), because it is ~
17 9 |          the ~object of poiein ,(1) and therefore thought of
18 10|       mind of the Nicene Synod."(1)~ ~ ~
19 11|          ALL HIA OWN ~PROVINCE."(1) Another interesting reading
20 12|        reprimanded for doing so,(1) but yet ~it clearly shews
21 13|     becoming, as Fleury remarks,(1) "the first Anti-Pope."
22 13|        autous ~is added. Gratian(1) supposes that this eighth
23 13|           in ~Capit. lib. iv. c. 1, Paris. A.D. 829, lib. i.c.
24 13|          Tom. I. ~Livre II. chap 1. iii.)~The chorepiscopi
25 17|          sins" (crimena mortalia(1)), viz: idolatry, murder,
26 17|          penance for secret sin;(1) a ~thing wholly different
27 19|         shown by Aubespine (lib. 1, Obs. cap. ~ii.). But while
28 20|      bread, and wine and water."(1) It ~was evidently a long
29 20|  Carthage in the fifth ~century.(1) We know it was practised
30 21|           De Bapt. c. 20; Cyril. 1. c.) and, in the case of
31 22|          Pars II. ~Causa VII, Q. 1, c. xix.~ ~ ~
32 23|        and subsequent ~adultery.(1) Canon XIV. of the Apostolic
33 23|       first ~see of the Church."(1)~ ~But the same learned
34 23|  government of another diocese."(1)~ ~In the West, Cardinal
35 25|     mutuo exactum aut speratum;"(1) and then goes on to ~defend
36 25|         refinement of casuistry.(1) ~Luther violently opposed
37 26|         his goodness raised up."(1)~ ~In one point the learned
38 27|        Son, and the Holy Ghost, (1) he shall ~have a hand laid
39 28|       Epistle to the Romans(xvi. 1) where he speaks of ~Phoebe
40 28|   suggested that the "widows" of 1 Tim. ~v. 9 may have been
41 28|      cast off their first faith"(1 Tim. v. ~12).~ ~These women
42 28|           to perpetual chastity.(1) The Apostolical Constitutions(
43 30|      translation with a Proemium(1) containing a vast amount
44 31|   COUNCIL OF NICE.~ ~ ~CANON I. (1)~Insane persons and energumens
45 31|     excommunicated by the Synod.(1)~ ~[I add Canon XXXVII.
46 34|          rejecting their custom,(1) we may ~transmit to our
47 35|       had gradually disappeared.(1)~ ~ ~ ~