Document,  Chapter

 1 Intro |        Introduction. ~Note on the Emperor's Edict to the Synod. ~Extracts
 2  1    |          Ecumenical Council. ~The Emperor, moved by these and other
 3  1    | irreversible authority. ~Both the Emperor affirmed, and the bishops
 4  1    |       Council is awaited; and the Emperor had expressly decreed, "
 5  1    |     above-mentioned letter of the Emperor was read, that an Ecumenical
 6  1    |           Council merely that the Emperor should be allowed to prohibit,
 7  1    |      those times, was left to the Emperor), the Council itself understood
 8  1    |           him. ~Thereupon, as the Emperor commanded, and the Canons
 9  2    |                       NOTE ON THE EMPEROR'S EDICT TO THE SYNOD.~Neither
10  3,2  |        Ephesus in a letter to the Emperor. ~From all these considerations
11  3,2  |          Constantinople under the Emperor Justinian in the year of
12  5    |          decree of the most pious emperor, and thereupon having delayed
13  5    |         that the day fixed by the emperor was past; and since Nestorius
14  5    |       from Coelestine, one to the Emperor and the other to Cyril,
15  6    |        Antioch requested that the Emperor's edict of convocation should
16  6    |    one-sided letters informed the Emperor, the imperial ~228 ~ladies (
17  6    |        the wife and sister of the Emperor Theodosius II.), the clergy,
18  6    |      difficult to say whether the Emperor would support Cyril's or