Document,  Chapter

 1  3,2|                and that Theodoret was condemned by the Fifth Ecumenical
 2  3,4|              Council of Ephesus which condemned Nestorius confirmed this
 3  6  |               that Nestorius had been condemned unheard. John found this
 4  6  |         fellow heretic Celestius were condemned by the Ecumenical Council
 5  6  | Constantinople, and so all three were condemned together by the council
 6  6  |            CANON V. ~IF any have been condemned for evil practices by the
 7  6  |           EPITOME OF CANON V. ~If one condemned by his bishop is received
 8  6,1|              Nestorian creed which it condemned. From this it seems clear
 9  6,1|               the orthodox were there condemned on the ground that they
10  6,1|             very decree, in which the condemned practice is said to be "
11  6,1|              in which he was properly condemned as one who had written blasphemy
12  6,1|               against them. But being condemned by his own conscience he