Document,  Chapter

 1  1  |           no." ~Here we see three things: First, after the judgment
 2  1  |          secondly, that these two things would rest with the Fathers,
 3  1  |           letter of Cyril, in all things agree and harmonise." Here
 4  1  |     procedure: "We have found all things judged canonically, and
 5  3,1|          whom the Father made all things, came down, and was incarnate,
 6  3,1|     according to the flesh. These things, therefore, I now write
 7  3,1|        both think and teach these things with us, that the peace
 8  3,1|        synod I have written these things or no. ~[A number of bishops
 9  3,1|          rank deposed to the same things, and so believed, according
10  3,1|  Altogether in agreement with the things just read are those which
11  3,3|         teaching and holding such things, perhaps it would be less
12  3,3|     Father Almighty, Maker of all things visible and invisible, and
13  3,3|           the Father, by whom all things were made, both those in
14  3,3|           Light, through Whom all things were made, the things in
15  3,3|         all things were made, the things in heaven and the things
16  3,3|          things in heaven and the things in the earth, coming down
17  3,3|         been taught to hold these things by the holy Apostles and
18  3,4|           matter of words, but of things, and the mind most unskilled
19  3,4|          nothing, but knowing all things with the Father. ~V. ~IF
20  3,4|          and yet as two different things, the one with the other (
21  3,4|       that it is the ruler of all things, and not rather. that [merely]
22  3,4|       servant is the ruler of all things"] Marius Mercator has already
23  4  |          the Word which gives all things life. For common flesh cannot
24  4  |          all of us, these are the things we all say-the accomplishment
25  5  |          As, in addition to other things, the impious Nestorius has
26  5  |           glory: let us be in all things of one mind, of one heart,
27  5  |           great importance; which things peace has guarded for a
28  5  |          be announced by you what things have been preserved intact
29  5  |      asking and preserving "those things which belong to the peace
30  5  |       done and may carry out what things have been already decreed
31  5  |        them that know) that those things which he had long ago defined,
32  5  |      there be laid before us what things were done in this holy Synod
33  5  |           Acts we have found what things have been done in your holy
34  5  |         from the minutes that all things have been decided in accordance
35  5  |         may be useless, that what things have been read in your synod,
36  5  |       faith, and as guilty of the things of which he was accused,
37  5  |         West. Wherefore let those things which were defined by the
38  6  |         himself be subject in all things to those very bishops of
39  6  | propositions of Cyril, and in all things comply with the command
40  6  |            CANON VII. ~WHEN these things had been read, the holy
41  6  |           BEVERIDGE. ~"When these things had been read." Balsamon
42  6,1|         absolutely nothing of the things contained in it. For they
43  6,1|    doctrine, they sum up. ~"These things being framed by us with
44  6,1|       hold the enlargement of the things proposed as deride to be
45  6,1|         but only the producing of things contradictory to the faith
46  6,1|           Scripture says, "Do all things with vice," (1) it is especially
47  6,1|         by a favouring breeze, in things that they desire: so that,
48  6,1|          WHICH ARE EXPLAINED WHAT THINGS WERE DONE IN THAT HOLY AND
49  6,1|      matters to make trial of all things, and the confirmation of
50  6,1|        since it is right that all things which have taken place should
51  6,1|         was of opinion that those things which were taught in it
52  6,1|           God," and he said other things more outrageous than this. ~
53  6,1|   Nestorius's deposition. But all things turned out contrary to our
54  6,1|         of the churches, as these things indicate. ~For as soon as
55  6,1|           Christ-loving Emperors. Things being in this condition,
56  6,1|         frightful and most wicked things, how was it not necessary
57  6,1|         those who dare to do such things shall have been chastised
58  6,1|          you may know in full all things that have been done, we
59  6,1|  Pamphylia and Lycaonia, that all things contained in that Synodical
60  6,1|           by them in writing such things as are useful and necessary
61  6,1|         they ought to discuss all things by reference to what is
62  6,1|          he may be. And let these things be inserted in the Acts
63  6,1|         how also to expound these things more diligently to others. ~