Document,  Chapter

 1 Intro |          VALENTINIAN III. ~Pope.--CELESTINE I. ~Elenchus. ~Historical
 2 Intro |        the Acts, Session II.  St. Celestine's Letter to the Synod. ~
 3 Intro |       Letter of the Synod to Pope Celestine. ~The Definition against
 4  1    |        person of Christ. Pope St. Celestine, watchful, according to
 5  1    |    Nestorius; and so he writes to Celestine a complete account, and
 6  1    | explanations, endeavoured to draw Celestine to his side. Thus the holy
 7  1    |         nothing remained but that Celestine, being duly consulted, should
 8  1    |           executes the decrees of Celestine; declares to Nestorius.
 9  1    |       prescribed and set forth by Celestine, he would have no portion,
10  1    |         after the judgment of St. Celestine, another is still required,
11  1    |           Canons. And so all, and Celestine himself, prepared themselves
12  1    |          no more, though named by Celestine to execute the pontifical
13  1    |       president, and representing Celestine, as being appointed by the
14  1    |           that all the decrees of Celestine in the matter of Nestorius
15  1    |        expressly approved by Pope Celestine, of which he had declared
16  1    |        after the judgment of Pope Celestine; neither Cyril, nor anyone
17  1    |     Nestorius was produced, which Celestine had pronounced blasphemous
18  1    |        Philip, had been chosen by Celestine to be present at the Council
19  1    |       After reading the letter of Celestine, the Legates, in pursuance,
20  1    |           holy and venerable Pope Celestine the Bishop, who hath exhorted
21  1    |        form of the most holy Pope Celestine, who hath committed this
22  1    |         Cyril proposed. ~Finally, Celestine himself, after the conclusion
23  1    |           common judgment. Whence Celestine adds, "We have been informed
24  1    |  conclusion of the question. Even Celestine himself recognises this
25  3,3  |      brother and fellow-minister, Celestine the Bishop, also testify
26  3,3  |          reverend fellow-minister Celestine, Bishop of the Church of
27  3,3  |       most holy and fellow-bishop Celestine of great Rome. ~But it would
28  6    |        adheres or shall adhere to Celestine, let him be cast out. ~NICHOLAS
29  6    | HYDRUNTINUS. ~Scholion concerning Celestine and Celestius. Whose finds
30  6    |           shall have consented to Celestine or Nestorius, should be
31  6    |       deposed," let him not read "Celestine" with an "n," but "Celestius"
32  6    |   Celestius" without the "n." For Celestine was the holy and orthodox
33  6    |           he expressly says that "Celestine was Bishop of Rome" and
34  6    |         opinions of Nestorius and Celestine," etc. What perhaps is equally
35  6    |           was kept the memory of "Celestine, Pope of Rome, as a Saint
36  6    |           clergy shall consent to Celestine (1) or Nestorius, let them
37  6,1  |  Alexandria and representative of Celestine, Bishop of Rome. His signature
38  6,1  |       LETTER OF THE SYNOD TO POPE CELESTINE. ~(Labbe and Cossart, Concilia,
39  6,1  |           OF EPHESUS SENT TO POPE CELESTINE; IN WHICH ARE EXPLAINED