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 1 5 |   did not contain the fifth, sixth, and ~ ~seventh, and that
 2 5 |      according to the fifth, sixth, and seventh ~ ~canons,
 3 5 |   this Council, since in the sixth ~ ~century John Scholasticus
 4 5 |     he adopted the fifth and sixth. It is also missing in many ~ ~
 5 5 | origin. But the ~ ~fifth and sixth canons probably belong to
 6 9 |    the ~ ~latter part of the sixth century (Greg. Turon., Hist.
 7 12|     Canon viii.), and by the Sixth Synod in its xxxixth Canon,
 8 13|      been established in the sixth Nicene ~ ~canon, we must
 9 18|   other ~ ~hand, that in the sixth century its ecumenical character
10 18|   reference to the third and sixth of them.~COUNCIL OF CONSTANTINOPLE~ ~