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 1 Intro|  Introduction on the number of the Canons.~ ~*The Canons with the
 2 Intro|       number of the Canons.~ ~*The Canons with the Ancient Epitome
 3 1    |        censure for a breach of the canons which forbade his ~ ~translation
 4 1    |      condemned at Rome, ~ ~and its Canons rejected for a thousand
 5 1    |       thousand years.~ ~ ~ ~9. Its canons were not placed in their
 6 4    |             we also framed certain Canons for the better ordering
 7 5    |  INTRODUCTION ON THE NUMBER OF THE CANONS.~ ~ ~ ~(HEFELE, History
 8 5    |           p. 351.)~ ~The number of canons drawn up by this synod is
 9 5    |           recognize the first four canons of the Greek text, and the
10 5    |           divide and arrange those canons of ~ ~Constantinople which
11 5    |         however, in the Prisca the canons of Constantinople are only ~ ~
12 5    |            Greek ~ ~collections of canons, and were inserted after
13 5    |     Chalcedon that the first three canons ~ ~of Constantinople were
14 5    | translators into several different canons. ~ ~And hence the very different
15 5    |       different divisions of these canons in the Prisca, ~ ~Dionysius,
16 5    |         only giving the first four canons of the ~ ~Greek text, seems
17 5    |        contained in the first four canons, ~ ~and say nothing of what,
18 5    |       fifth, sixth, and seventh ~ ~canons, had also been decided at
19 5    |         But the ~ ~fifth and sixth canons probably belong to the Synod
20 5    |          commentaries on all these canons.~
21 6    |                                    CANONS OF THE ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
22 7    |               Bright, Notes on the Canons, Canon I. of I. Const.)~ ~"
23 12   |       Alexandria, according to the canons, alone administer the ~ ~
24 12   |            are mentioned in the ~ ~canons of Nice, being preserved;
25 12   |       Arabic version of the Nicene Canons. (No. ~ ~lxxi.). A sermon
26 13   |          and ~ ~7 he has but three canons of this Synod.~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
27 14   |          was a violation of the ~ ~canons of the church; rustic in
28 14   |            BRIGHT.~ ~(Notes on the Canons, in loc.)~ ~Maximus, however,
29 15   |  Introduction on the number of the Canons.)~ ~ ~ ~IN regard to the
30 16   |      Introduction on the number of Canons.)~ ~ ~ ~FORASMUCH as many
31 16   |          east contempt upon ~ ~the Canons, and brought reproach upon
32 16   |         points out (" Notes on the Canons," in loc.) cannot be the
33 16   |           Latin ~ ~versions of the Canons, in the ancient translations
34 16   |           that in the order of the Canons as given by him he attributes ~ ~
35 16   |           him he attributes ~ ~six Canons only to this second General
36 16   |        Constantinople, by whom six Canons were set ~ ~forth," so that
37 16   |          not reckoned among the ~ ~canons of this council in those
38 18   |            creed and not to ~ ~the canons. As late as about the middle
39 18   |       depreciatory manner of these canons, especially of ~ ~the third,
40 18   |        only the creed, but not the canons of the ~ ~Synod of Constantinople
41 18   |      inserted among the Synodal ~ ~canons (which were recognised at
42 18   |     Constantinople, and not to its canons, as we have already observed