Document,  Chapter

1  1  |   by the intervention of a General Council's authority (the
2  1  | authority, are examined in general Councils, in order to understand
3  1  |   after deliberation, in a General Council, and judgment passed
4  3,2|  were received at the next General Council. i.e., of Chalcedon,
5  3,4|  her Lord,' as also by the general consent of the Church (because
6  5  |    that we have received a general command: for he wills that
7  6  |  their proper rank. And in general we forbid all the clergy
8  6,1|  anyone, even a subsequent General Council, to add anything
9  6,1|   the authority of another General Council which rejected that