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 1 Intro |          Conciliabulum of John of Antioch. ~Excursus to Canon iv.,
 2  1    |     Constantinople; so to John of Antioch, then the Bishop of the
 3  1    |            of the Patriarchate of Antioch, and the Patriarch John
 4  3,2  |          those who defend John of Antioch, and criticise the action
 5  3,2  |   asserted even by the bishops of Antioch at Ephesus in a letter to
 6  3,4  |           Ad Cor. 2), Ignatius of Antioch (Ad Ephes., c. 1, and Ad
 7  5    |          of Constantinople and of Antioch. This we have also followed
 8  6    |      their schism John, Bishop of Antioch. Their names are as follows:
 9  6    |           first, the said John of Antioch in Syria, John of Damascus,
10  6    |          CONCILIABULUM OF JOHN OF ANTIOCH. ~The assembly referred
11  6    |      canon is one held by John of Antioch who had delayed his coming
12  6    |        26th or 27th, that John of Antioch arrived at last at Ephesus. ~(
13  6    |       indignation against John of Antioch. According to the representation
14  6    |           armed peasants. John of Antioch, immediately after his arrival,
15  6    |        proceeded further, John of Antioch requested that the Emperor'
16  6,1  |           235 ~that the Bishop of Antioch has in this way held ordinations
17  6,1  |          Bodleian MS, and John of Antioch in his collection of the
18  6,1  |         that is the last. John of Antioch likewise says that there
19  6,1  |      rather decree, the Bishop of Antioch, who had given occasion
20  6,1  |           reverend John bishop of Antioch stopped behind; not in singleness
21  6,1  |          reverend John, bishop of Antioch would have praised the sedulous
22  6,1  | Mesopotamia, but spread as far as Antioch by the year 376. ~They pretended
23  6,1  |     Photius tells us that John of Antioch wrote against these heretics. ~
24  6,1  |           to the party of John of Antioch, and at the same time for