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 1 Intro |          On the Conciliabulum of John of Antioch. ~Excursus to
 2  1    |         of Constantinople; so to John of Antioch, then the Bishop
 3  1    |       Antioch, and the Patriarch John himself--were ill disposed
 4  3,2  |        that for those who defend John of Antioch, and criticise
 5  3,3  |        of the blessed Evangelist John. ~But we do not say that
 6  3,3  |      natures; for then Peter and John, who were of equal honour
 7  3,4  |      himself had declared in St. John iii., 16: "God ... gave
 8  3,4  |          it will be found in St. John Damascene's famous treatise
 9  4    |       God is come upon you." And John says, "He that sent me to
10  4    |          profiteth nothing" (St. John vi. 61), let him be anathema. [
11  4    |            God is a Spirit" (St. John iv. 24). If, then, any one
12  5    |        according to the voice of John the Apostle whose reliques
13  6    |       the leader of their schism John, Bishop of Antioch. Their
14  6    |         follows: first, the said John of Antioch in Syria, John
15  6    |        John of Antioch in Syria, John of Damascus, Alexander of
16  6    |          ON THE CONCILIABULUM OF JOHN OF ANTIOCH. ~The assembly
17  6    |        this canon is one held by John of Antioch who had delayed
18  6    |        the meeting of the synod. John was a friend of Nestorius
19  6    |          June 26th or 27th, that John of Antioch arrived at last
20  6    |        who surrounded Archbishop John prevented the deputation
21  6    |        great indignation against John of Antioch. According to
22  6    |          threefold invitation of John. In the meantime, Candidian
23  6    |    body-guard of armed peasants. John of Antioch, immediately
24  6    |     Before he proceeded further, John of Antioch requested that
25  6    |    answer to a fresh question of John's declared that Nestorius
26  6    |          been condemned unheard. John found this quite in keeping
27  6    |         And this synod, of which John speaks in such grandiloquent
28  6    |          more than two hundred. ~John then proposed the question [
29  6    | anathematisms]. It was therefore John's duty to see to it that
30  6    |   impudent and false accusations John replied with hypocritical
31  6    |          and joined the synod of John." ~The assembly approved
32  6    |   approved of this proposal, and John then announced the sentence
33  6    |        would in no way submit to John and his synod, and Cyril
34  6    |      service. All the efforts of John to appoint by force another
35  6    |          of the Conciliabulum of John, was considered as eo ipso
36  6    |         would support Cyril's or John's synod. ~231 ~OBSERVATION
37  6    |            In the Collections of John Zonaras and of Theodore
38  6    |      Universal Church" which has John Tilius, Bishop of St. Brieuc
39  6,1  |         But the Bodleian MS, and John of Antioch in his collection
40  6,1  |       seventh, that is the last. John of Antioch likewise says
41  6,1  |       and man. The most reverend John bishop of Antioch stopped
42  6,1  |         the most reverend bishop John, not once, but often, we
43  6,1  |     hoped that the most reverend John, bishop of Antioch would
44  6,1  |         the most reverend Bishop John and those who with him had
45  6,1  |    conjuring our holy Synod that John and those with him should
46  6,1  |         on two days, we summoned John and his companions to the
47  6,1  |          the Holy Virgin, or St. John the Baptist, or any of the
48  6,1  |            Photius tells us that John of Antioch wrote against
49  6,1  |        gone over to the party of John of Antioch, and at the same