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 1  3,2|        General Council. i.e., of Chalcedon, only twenty years later,
 2  3,2|       said: "The holy Council at Chalcedon approved this teaching of
 3  3,2|      were expressly confirmed at Chalcedon, there was even more reason
 4  3,2|        enemies of the Council of Chalcedon, made this objection against
 5  3,2|        be synodical, why did not Chalcedon receive it?" etc., etc. ~
 6  6  | Theodoret of Cyrus, Apringius of Chalcedon, Macarius of Laodicea Magna,
 7  6,1|        fathers of the Council of Chalcedon, by their practice, are
 8  6,1|       definitions at Ephesus and Chalcedon itself. The statements of
 9  6,1|        Ephesus). ~The Council of Chalcedon enlarged greatly the terms
10  6,1|     being that of the Council of Chalcedon is evinced by the fact that
11  6,1|       definitions of Ephesus and Chalcedon, and yet at the end of the