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 1 1 |      the "undisputed General Councils," one of the four which
 2 2 |     opinion (Hist. ~ ~of the Councils, II., p. 349). and the learned
 3 3 |      ground that the General Councils had forbidden any addition
 4 3 |   honours the decrees of the Councils ~ ~of Nice, Constantinople,
 5 5 |       HEFELE, History of the Councils, Vol. II., p. 351.)~ ~The
 6 12| prevent either ~ ~Ecumenical Councils, or even general Councils
 7 12|    Councils, or even general Councils of the East, from judging ~ ~
 8 12|    Canon, which gives to the councils of particular places full ~ ~
 9 16|       Hefele, History of the Councils, Vol. II., p. 368.)~ ~As
10 18|       Hefele, History of the Councils, Vol. II., pp. 370, et seqq.)~ ~
11 18|    of the four Ecumenical ~ ~Councils, which he compares to the
12 18|      among the Ecumenical ~ ~Councils.~ ~ ~ ~The question is,
13 18|    spoke of two ~ ~(General) Councils, at Nicaea and Ephesus,
14 18|   Emperor Justinian with the Councils of Nicaea, Ephesus, ~ ~and
15 18|    spoke of three ~ ~General Councils at Nicaea, Ephesus, and