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 1  1  |             over the affairs of the Church, had charged the blessed
 2  1  |        irreversible judgment of the Church on a matter of Faith, any
 3  1  |             utility of the Catholic Church, what he has before determined,
 4  1  |   canonically, and according to the Church's discipline." Therefore
 5  1  |   canonically and, according to the Church's discipline, reconsidered,
 6  1  |               of the whole Catholic Church. He proceeds: "We see, that
 7  1  |          foundation of the Catholic Church, and by Christ's authority
 8  3,1|       Coelestine, archbishop of the Church of Rome, be read, which
 9  3,2|             ecumenical faith of the Church. ~But the historical question
10  3,3|       greatly scandalized the whole Church, and have cast among the
11  3,3|            Celestine, Bishop of the Church of Rome, be well assured
12  3,3|       Holiness from the Alexandrian Church as being right and blameless.
13  3,3|          the Catholic and Apostolic Church to which all Orthodox Bishops,
14  3,3|          the Catholic and Apostolic Church anathematizes." ~Following
15  3,4|           it was before used in the Church, by the tumult which arose
16  3,4|          word had been used by many church writers among whom may be
17  3,4|           first in use in the Greek Church, who, delighting in the
18  3,4|          the general consent of the Church (because he which was so
19  3,4|            title begun in the Greek Church, was resolved into its parts
20  3,4|          unvarying use of the whole Church of God throughout all the
21  3,4|            the consciousness of the Church rejected such a double personality
22  3,4|         times by the doctors of the Church. And again, Theodore designates
23  4  |          Ecumenical Councils of the Church. ~THEODORET. ~(Counter Statement
24  4  |            Cyril, the bishop of the Church of Alexandria, said: As
25  5  |           Robertsons History of the Church. ~219 ~And strangest of
26  5  |             and legate of the Roman Church said: May it please your
27  5  |             and legate of the Roman Church said, May it please, etc. [
28  5  | beloved-of-God Cyril, bishop of the Church of Alexandria, spoke as
29  5  |           holy Catholic (kaqolikhs) Church of Rome read it. ~Cyril,
30  5  |           holy Catholic (kaqolikhs) Church of the city of Rome read
31  5  |            God, bishop of the Roman Church be received and read. ~Peter,
32  5  |            bishop, that ye rule the church of God, which he hath purchased
33  5  |           the security of the whole church. Given the viij of the Ides
34  5  |             the use of the Catholic Church. ~Firmus, the bishop of
35  5  |           qemelios) of the Catholic Church, received the keys of the
36  5  |       Apostles, and by the Catholic Church (for they taught what they
37  5  |             an alien from the whole Church and from the communion of
38  5  |             and legate of the Roman Church said: Most clearly from
39  5  |    religious presbyter of the Roman Church, stand manifest to the holy
40  5  |             and legate of the Roman Church, said: According to the
41  6  |     Nestorians, had allowed them no church, and even on the festival
42  6  |       compelled to exclude from the Church any one who had been received
43  6  |         early in the history of the Church, it was not unusual for
44  6  |          the "Code of the Universal Church" which has John Tilius,
45  6  |          Canons, made for the Roman Church by Dionysius Exiguus, none
46  6  |             affecting the Universal Church, but that the Canons set
47  6  |          shall be an alien from the Church: if a layman do so let him
48  6,1|       wished to be converted to the Church, any other creed than the
49  6,1|             those who return to the Church from divers heresies or
50  6,1|         wish to be converted to the Church, from heathenism, or Judaism,
51  6,1|              as the overseer of the Church; for it ~was not reasonable
52  6,1|             Theodore for his See or Church, but in the meantime seeking
53  6,1|          not take and minister to a Church of his own individual authority;
54  6,1|           he had been a cleric of a church under his sway, or out of
55  6,1|            Council sat in the great church of Ephesus, which bears
56  6,1|         most reverend bishop of the Church of Alexandria, Cyril, which
57  6,1|    blasphemed, while yet he had the Church of Constantinople, that
58  6,1|  necessarily assembled in the great church, being more than two hundred
59  6,1|      tolerated], the affairs of the Church would fall into the greatest
60  6,1|         opposed to the faith of the Church, yet for all this the Messalians
61  6,1|           Councils of the Undivided Church, trans H. R. Percival, in