Document,  Chapter

 1  1  |        letter of the Emperor was read, that an Ecumenical Council
 2  1  |          this letter, I say, was read, and placed on the Acts,
 3  1  |      forth, and the Nicene Creed read, as the standard to which
 4  1  |   blasphemous and impious. It is read: then at the instance of
 5  1  |          that all which had been read and done at, Ephesus from
 6  1  |         the beginning, should be read afresh in public Session, "
 7  1  |         After these all had been read afresh, and the Legates
 8  3  |          the right faith. I will read this if your holiness [i.e.,
 9  3,1|         And after the letter was read, Cyril, the bishop of Alexandria,
10  3,1|      next thing to be done is to read the letter of the most reverend
11  3,1|        And after this letter was read, Cyril, the bishop of Alexandria,
12  3,1|        regard to the letter just read? Does it also seem to be
13  3,1|        of the Church of Rome, be read, which he wrote concerning
14  3,1|         letter of Coelestine was read and no opinion expressed.] ~
15  3,1|   agreement with the things just read are those which his holiness
16  3,1|       now have at hand, and will read if your piety so shall order. ~[
17  3,1|          order. ~[The letter was read which begins thus:] ~Tou
18  3,2|       this letter of Cyril's was read, nor do they state that
19  3,2|       that the letter was merely read, being led to this conclusion
20  3,2|         these anathematisms were read at Ephesus, but not expressly
21  3,3|          all the words which are read in the Gospels are to be
22  4  |    Fathers." ~The student should read at full length all Cyril'
23  4  |   passages from the Fathers were read; and after that some selections
24  4  | Archbishop of Carthage, was next read, excusing his absence; after
25  4  |         Carthage, which has been read, contains a most lucid expression
26  5  |       will bid (pelousate) to be read with becoming reverence (
27  5  |      have been brought by us, be read, from which your reverence
28  5  |        kaqolikhs) Church of Rome read it. ~Cyril, the bishop of
29  5  |         Apostolic See of Rome be read to the holy Synod with fitting
30  5  |       Church of the city of Rome read it. ~And after it was read
31  5  |       read it. ~And after it was read in Latin, Juvenal, the bishop
32  5  |          might be translated and read. ~Philip, the presbyter
33  5  |    Apostolic See should first be read in Latin.(3) But now since
34  5  |       220 ~demanded that they be read in Greek also, it is necessary
35  5  |          that it be received and read in your holy hearing. ~Arcadius
36  5  |         you so command let it be read. ~Flavian, the bishop of
37  5  |     Roman Church be received and read. ~Peter, the presbyter of
38  5  |      primicerius of the notaries read as follows: ~THE LETTER
39  5  |        For true is that which we read, since the Truth cannot
40  5  |         the Apostles of which we read is to be had regard to.
41  5  |   purchased with his blood." ~We read that they who heard this
42  5  |     place was moved where, as we read, the Twelve made together
43  5  |        and blessed pope had been read to you, the holy members
44  5  |  Nestorius the heretic should be read. And thereupon the Synod
45  5  |       inform us whether you have read them and understand their
46  5  |       that what things have been read in your synod, the same
47  5  |         same should now again be read to us also; so that we may
48  5  |          directed the acts to be read which was done by the primicerius
49  6  |         be deposed," let him not read "Celestine" with an "n,"
50  6  |         of convocation should be read, whereupon Candidian went
51  6  |       WHEN these things had been read, the holy Synod decreed
52  6  |       When these things had been read." Balsamon here makes an
53  6  |  abundantly evident from what we read in the Acts of the ~232 ~
54  6,1|     after it had heard Charisius read his creed, which it had
55  6,1|       that both Creeds should be read, the Council says, "This
56  6,1|          Synod also, another was read written by Theodore of Jerusalem:
57  6,1|          In this same Synod, was read another profession of faith,
58  6,1|         by Christopher Justellus read "of the Holy Fathers" instead
59  6,1|      After this the letters were read which were written to him
60  6,1|         the other hand there was read the letter of Nestorius,
61  6,1|        expositions were likewise read, and also the letter written
62  6,1|          they exposed them to be read by such as chose to do so,
63  6,1|        all. ~When there had been read in the holy Synod what had
64  6,1|          blessed memory: What we read therein was ap-proved by
65  6,1|      state of souls after death, read the hearts and desires of