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 1 1 |     is one of the "undisputed General Councils," one of the four
 2 3 |    express ~ ~ground that the General Councils had forbidden any
 3 5 |     after those of the fourth General Council, the Ballerini brothers ~ ~
 4 5 |     were there read under the general title of ~ ~Synodicon Synodi
 5 5 |     the affairs of the second General Council, ~ ~only mention
 6 12|  Ecumenical Councils, or even general Councils of the East, from
 7 13|    subsequently ~ ~the fourth General Council, in its seventeenth
 8 13|     the history of the fourth General ~ ~Council. For the present,
 9 13|      session of the ~ ~fourth General~Council, the Papal Legate,
10 13|       III, ~ ~and the twelfth General Council, in 1215, allowed
11 14|      be heard before a really General Council (Mansi, iii. ~ ~
12 15|      not belong to the second General Council, but ~ ~to the Synod
13 16|    Canons only to this second General Council, saying "... of
14 16|    way a decree of the second General ~ ~Council, nor even of
15 18|       for which ~ ~reason the General Council of Ephesus mentions
16 18|      in 449, spoke of two ~ ~(General) Councils, at Nicaea and
17 18| highly honoured at the fourth General Council, which had it recited ~ ~
18 18|     he only spoke of three ~ ~General Councils at Nicaea, Ephesus,
19 19|  received the sanction of the General Council. Of the ~ ~church