Document,  Chapter

 1 Intro |            and Notes. ~Excursus to Canon j., On the Conciliabulum
 2 Intro |           of Antioch. ~Excursus to Canon iv., On Pelagianism. ~Excursus
 3 Intro |          Pelagianism. ~Excursus to Canon vii., On the words pistin
 4  1    |           settled according to the Canon of our common Faith, and
 5  5    |        Greek, are not mentioned by Canon Bright in his Article on
 6  5    | Antiquities. They do not appear in Canon Robertsons History of the
 7  5    |         for the "canons" refers to canon number lxxiv. of the Apostolic
 8  5    |        uttermost, according to the canon of the common faith, and
 9  6    |            or profit any persons. ~CANON I. ~WHEREAS it is needful
10  6    |         NOTES. ~ANCIENT EPITOME OF CANON I. ~If a metropolitan, having
11  6    |           at the end of the fourth canon of the Holy Synod of Ephesus [
12  6    |         same is true of this first canon. Ed.] "Clerics who shall
13  6    |           for in his commentary on Canon V., he expressly says that "
14  6    |       assembly referred to in this canon is one held by John of Antioch
15  6    |         the orthodox inhabitants. ~CANON II. ~IF any provincial bishops
16  6    |         NOTES. ~ANCIENT EPITOME OF CANON II. ~If any bishop assents
17  6    |   precipitancy of Cyril's course. ~CANON III. ~IF any of the city
18  6    |         NOTES. ~ANCIENT EPITOME OF CANON III. ~To whom Nestorius
19  6    |            It would seem from this canon that any bishop who had
20  6    |          Apocr. iii. 42 (p. 147). ~CANON IV. ~IF any of the clergy
21  6    |         NOTES. ~ANCIENT EPITOME OF CANON IV. ~If any of the clergy
22  6    |          grace purchased thereby. ~CANON V. ~IF any have been condemned
23  6    |         NOTES. ~ANCIENT EPITOME OF CANON V. ~If one condemned by
24  6    |          profit him nothing. ~This canon is interesting as shewing
25  6    |            to whom they minister. ~CANON VI. ~LIKEWISE, if any should
26  6    |         NOTES. ~ANCIENT EPITOME OF CANON VI. ~If any layman shall
27  6    |     courageous the passing of this canon was can only be justly appreciated
28  6    |         that at the very time this canon was passed it was extremely
29  6    |           added, under the name of Canon VII., the definition of
30  6    |           stated his case, and for Canon VIII. another decree of
31  6    |       Charisius, of Philadelphia: ~CANON VII. ~WHEN these things
32  6    |         NOTES. ~ANCIENT EPITOME OF CANON VII. ~Any bishop who sets
33  6    |          ordinary Greek texts. The canon itself is found verbatim
34  6    |            Nicene Creed, that this canon was set forth, as Balsamon
35  6    |          Photius has included this canon in his Nomocanons, Title
36  6,1  |            ought to understand the canon, which he probably himself
37  6,1  |           immediately succeeds the Canon. We can hardly think that
38  6,1  |     authoritative exponents of the Canon of Ephesus. For they renewed
39  6,1  |       terms the prohibition of the Canon of Ephesus and the penalties
40  6,1  |        private interpretation of a canon of one council against the
41  6,1  |      offered another, although the Canon of Ephesus pronounced, that "
42  6,1  |          although the terms of the Canon of Ephesus are, that "it
43  6,1  |            the Bishops of Cyprus: ~CANON VIII. ~OUR brother bishop
44  6,1  |         NOTES. ~ANCIENT EPITOME OF CANON VIII. ~Let the rights of
45  6,1  |          ordinary Greek texts. The canon is found word for word in
46  6,1  |            Council of Nice." ~This canon Photius does not recognize,
47  6,1  |           he cites the pre- ceding canon as the seventh, that is
48  6,1  |           but reckons this present canon as the seventh, from which
49  6,1  |      concludes that he rejects the Canon concerning Charisius (vii). ~
50  6,1  |             Concerning the present canon, of rather decree, the Bishop
51  6,1  |           who are mentioned in the canon, had presented their statements (