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 1 Intro|                Historical Introduction.~ ~*The Creed and Epiphanius's two Creeds
 2 1    |                   Eastern codex.~ ~ ~ ~10. Its Creed was not read nor mentioned,
 3 1    |               Ecumenical Synods rests upon its Creed having found a reception
 4 1    |          Constantinople ~ ~never set forth any creed at all!(3)~
 5 2    |                                       THE HOLY CREED WHICH THE 150 HOLY FATHERS
 6 2    |                   broached the theory that the Creed adopted ~ ~at Constantinople
 7 2    |                    rather the ~ ~adoption of a Creed already in use. Hefele is
 8 2    |                        have been the baptismal creed of the Church ~ ~of Salamis,
 9 2    |                   saying." Then follows ~ ~the Creed as on page 164.~ ~ ~ ~{The
10 2    |                        on page 164.~ ~ ~ ~{The CREED}~ ~ ~ ~We believe in one
11 2    |                    been added ~ ~to the Nicene Creed, years before, in correction
12 2    |                  omitted in some texts of this Creed, notably in the ~ ~Latin
13 2    |                        Conc., ~ ~II., 960. Cf. Creed in English Prayer-Book.~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
14 2    |                               NOTES.~ ~ ~ ~THE CREED FOUND IN EPIPHANIUS'S Ancoratus (
15 2    |                     Epiphanius then gives this creed:~ ~ ~ ~We believe in one
16 3    |                      THE INTRODUCTION INTO THE CREED OF THE WORDS "AND THE SON."~ ~ ~ ~
17 3    |                   introduction into the Nicene Creed of the words "and the Son" ~ ~(
18 3    |                           part of the original creed as adopted at Constantinople,
19 3    |                          now form part of that Creed.~ ~ ~ ~2. That so far from
20 3    |                     Western ~ ~addition to the creed this work has no concern,
21 3    |                     ever ~ ~formed part of~the creed as adopted at Constantinople
22 3    |                        the true reading of the Creed as ~ ~adopted by the Second
23 3    |                       dared to tamper with the creed set ~ ~forth by the authority
24 3    |                        this addition to ~ ~the creed being a ground of pride
25 3    |          Constantinople added to the ~ ~Nicene Creed, "in the Holy Ghost, the
26 3    |                      were required to sign the creed with the addition.(4) From
27 3    |                      Gelasian Sacramentary the Creed is found in its ~ ~original
28 3    |                        was "the meaning of the Creed according to the Latins,"(
29 3    |                    they continued to chant the creed with the word Filioque,
30 3    |                      be introduced ~ ~into the creed that he presented two silver
31 3    |                      of which was engraved the creed in Latin and ~ ~on the other
32 3    |                    first time the interpolated creed was ~ ~used at mass with
33 3    |                    made ~ ~any addition to the Creed. As I have already pointed
34 3    |                actually introduced into ~ ~the Creed. Now there can be no doubt
35 3    |                      had no suspicion that the creed as they had it was not the ~ ~
36 3    |                     they had it was not the ~ ~creed exactly as adopted at Constantinople.
37 3    |                      sense they repeat ~ ~"the creed published at the council
38 3    |                   Chalcedon explained." The ~ ~creed of Constantinople as recited
39 3    |                believed any ~ ~addition to the creed to have been forbidden by
40 3    |                themselves to have added to the creed of ~ ~Constantinople."~ ~ ~ ~
41 3    |                       were using the unaltered creed of Constantinople. In these
42 3    |                      have got into the Spanish creed? I venture to ~ ~suggest
43 3    |                    Spain was included. Now the creed thus taught the catechumens ~ ~
44 3    |                   writing the old baptismal ~ ~creed and now given the Constantinopolitan
45 3    |                   given the Constantinopolitan creed, so similar to it, to ~ ~
46 3    |                      the ~ ~Constantinopolitan creed.~ ~ ~ ~5. There remains
47 3    |                   which found its way into the Creed, was, in ~ ~the first instance,
48 3    |                      the ~ ~Constantinopolitan Creed, and, since after it had
49 3    |                  insertion of the words in the Creed."(2)~ ~ ~ ~And Bp. Pearson,
50 3    |                explaining Article VIII. of the Creed says: "Now ~ ~although the
51 3    |                addition of words to the formal Creed without the consent, ~ ~
52 3    |                      may be so ~ ~used in that Creed by them who believe the
53 4    |                        means unlikely that the Creed as it has come down to us,
54 7    |                        recension of the Nicene Creed added the words, "the Lord
55 10   | Epiphanian-Constantinopolitan additions to the Creed (Montfaucon, ~ ~Collect.
56 17   |                      of ~ ~the articles of the Creed. This sect lasted a long
57 18   |                      only have referred to the creed and not to ~ ~the canons.
58 18   |                      as the year 600, only the creed, but not the canons of the ~ ~
59 18   |                       but on account of its ~ ~creed, Gregory the Great reckons
60 18   |                      that of Nicaea and its ~ ~creed with the greatest respect,
61 18   |                      at ~ ~Ephesus."~ ~ ~ ~The Creed of Constantinople appears
62 18   |                       its completion of ~ ~the creed, yet its third canon, respecting
63 18   |                       When at that Council the creed of Constantinople ~ ~was