Document, Chapter
1 Intro | St. Cyril's Letter to Nestorius, Intelligo quos dam. ~Continuation
2 Intro | Anathematisms of St. Cyril, and Nestorius's Counter-anathematisms,
3 Intro | continued. ~Decree against Nestorius, with Notes. ~Extracts from
4 1 | Allies.) ~The innovation of Nestorius, Bishop of Constantinople,
5 1 | report of the doctrine of Nestorius, already in bad repute.
6 1 | declares this in his letter to Nestorius; and so he writes to Celestine
7 1 | sets forth the doctrines of Nestorius and his own; he sends him
8 1 | letters from him self to Nestorius, who likewise, by his own
9 1 | from Communion with him (Nestorius) before informing you of
10 1 | too, the perverse dogma of Nestorius, and that distinctly, because
11 1 | Here is the doctrine of Nestorius expressly disapproved, and
12 1 | power." So to Cyril; so to Nestorius himself; so to the clergy
13 1 | of Celestine; declares to Nestorius. that after the ten days
14 1 | most fully exercised. ~But Nestorius, bishop of the royal city,
15 1 | Cyril, and seemed to favour Nestorius: because men's feelings
16 1 | fluctuate between Cyril and Nestorius. Such was the need of an
17 1 | execute the pontifical decree, Nestorius remained in his original
18 1 | therefore, the bishops and Nestorius himself were come to Ephesus,
19 1 | Celestine in the matter of Nestorius had been suspended until
20 1 | days had long been past, Nestorius was held by the Council
21 1 | the letters of Cyril and Nestorius were examined in order.
22 1 | concerning the Faith, to Nestorius, so expressly approved by
23 1 | which, by the decree against Nestorius, published to all Churches,
24 1 | canonical monition against Nestorius: that letter, I repeat,
25 1 | word. ~Next that letter of Nestorius was produced, which Celestine
26 1 | censurable. The letter of Nestorius is disapproved in the same
27 1 | the proceedings against Nestorius had been pursued according
28 1 | Legates, the Acts against Nestorius were given them, they thus
29 1 | approved the Acts against Nestorius communicated to them, they
30 1 | after the condemnation of Nestorius by the infallible authority
31 1 | exaltation:" the deposition of Nestorius, begun, indeed, by the Roman
32 1 | substituted in place of Nestorius immediately after the Ephesine
33 3 | wrote to the most reverend Nestorius, filled with counsel and
34 3,1 | THE EPISTLE OF CYRIL TO NESTORIUS.~(Labbe and Cossart, Concilia,
35 3,1 | of God, fellow minister Nestorius, Cyril sends greeting in
36 3,1 | wrote to the most religious Nestorius, defending the right faith.
37 3,1 | holy Archbishop Cyril to Nestorius the bishop declared. ~Palladius,
38 3,1 | letter of the most reverend Nestorius, of which the most religious
39 3,1 | Whoever does not anathematize Nestorius let him be anathema. Such
40 3,1 | Whoever communicates with Nestorius let him be anathema! We
41 3,1 | anathematize all the apostles of Nestorius: we all anathematize Nestorius
42 3,1 | Nestorius: we all anathematize Nestorius as a heretic: let all such
43 3,1 | such as communicate with Nestorius be anathema, etc., etc. ~
44 3,2 | end the anathemas against Nestorius, which hereafter follow,
45 3,2 | session to excommunicate Nestorius. Further there is no one
46 3,3 | THE EPISTLE OF CYRIL TO NESTORIUS WITH THE XII. ANATHEMATISMS.~(
47 3,3 | God-loving fellow-minister Nestorius, Cyril and the synod assembled
48 3,4 | ANATHEMATISMS OF ST. CYRIL AGAINST NESTORIUS.~(Found in St. Cyril's Opera.
49 3,4 | ANATHEMATISMS OF THE HERETIC NESTORIUS AGAINST CYRIL. ~(Found best
50 3,4 | overthrow the perfidy of Nestorius; so that we may understand
51 3,4 | circulation of the discourses of Nestorius as archbishop of Constantinople
52 3,4 | And the real identity of Nestorius's view with that of Theodore [
53 3,4 | Ephesus which condemned Nestorius confirmed this title Qeotokos;
54 3,4 | denial of it by Anastasius [Nestorius's presbyter]; and so confirmed
55 3,4 | the Mother of God; this Nestorius denied and many in ancient
56 3,4 | would hesitate to translate Nestorius's Christotocos by "Mother
57 3,4 | the very objection which Nestorius and his followers urged
58 3,4 | him be anathema. ~NOTES. ~NESTORIUS. ~II. ~If any one asserts
59 3,4 | him be anathema. ~NOTES. ~NESTORIUS. ~III. ~If any one says
60 3,4 | this he was followed by Nestorius,] (and here is his fundamental
61 3,4 | him be anathema. ~NOTES. ~NESTORIUS. ~IV. ~If any one assigns
62 3,4 | him be anathema. ~NOTES. ~NESTORIUS. ~V. ~If any one ventures
63 3,4 | against the blasphemy of Nestorius, by which he said that Christ
64 3,4 | a communion of dignity. ~Nestorius [in his Counter Anathematism]
65 3,4 | him be anathema. ~NOTES. ~NESTORIUS. ~VI. ~If anyone, after
66 3,4 | HEFELE. ~This [statement of Nestorius's that any should call "
67 3,4 | hyper-Nes-torianism, which Nestorius here rejects. This [that "
68 3,4 | some Apollinarists; and Nestorius accused St. Cyril of Apollinarianism. ~
69 3,4 | Apollinarianism. ~PETAVIUS. ~As Nestorius believed that in Christ
70 3,4 | him be anathema. ~NOTES. ~NESTORIUS. ~VII. ~If any one says
71 3,4 | him be anathema. ~NOTES. ~NESTORIUS. ~VIII. ~If any one says
72 3,4 | On this point [made by Nestorius, that "the form of a servant
73 3,4 | is defective. ~PETAVIUS. ~Nestorius captiously and maliciously
74 3,4 | him be anathema. ~NOTES. ~NESTORIUS. ~IX. ~If anyone says that
75 4 | him be anathema. ~NOTES. ~NESTORIUS. ~x. ~If any one maintains
76 4 | him be anathema. ~NOTES. ~NESTORIUS. XI. ~If any one maintains
77 4 | by me." Since therefore Nestorius and those who think with
78 4 | him be anathema. ~NOTES. ~NESTORIUS. ~XII. ~If any one, in confessing
79 4 | by certain who had seen Nestorius during the past three days,
80 4 | selections from the writings of Nestorius. A letter from Capreolus,
81 4 | makes no direct reference to Nestorius whatever, but prays the
82 5 | DECREE OF THE COUNCIL AGAINST NESTORIUS.~(Found in all the Concilia
83 5 | other things, the impious Nestorius has not obeyed our citation,
84 5 | decrees by the holy Synod that Nestorius be excluded from the episcopal
85 5 | since the limit set for Nestorius's emendation was long gone
86 5 | emperor was past; and since Nestorius although cited had not appeared)
87 5 | concerning the deposition of Nestorius your reverence will be fully
88 5 | regard to the deposition of Nestorius the heretic should be read.
89 5 | holy synod with regard to Nestorius. We have found from the
90 5 | the Apostolic See said: Nestorius hath brought us great sorrow.. . .
91 5 | as our conclusion]: Let Nestorius know that he is deprived
92 5 | sentence, that the beforenamed Nestorius is an ~224 ~enemy of the
93 5 | and the vote east against Nestorius the heretic, by the holy
94 6 | join in our decree against Nestorius, it was manifestly evident
95 6 | promoting the opinions of Nestorius and Celestius; the Holy
96 6 | consented to Celestine or Nestorius, should be deposed," let
97 6 | embraced the opinions of Nestorius and Celestine," etc. What
98 6 | synod. John was a friend of Nestorius and made many fruitless
99 6 | absolutely silent with respect to Nestorius and his doctrine and contented
100 6 | Antiochenes of being adherents of Nestorius, and in a negative way they
101 6 | agree with the heresy of Nestorius, gladly accepted the orthodox
102 6 | acquainted with the deposition of Nestorius, so that he might not be
103 6 | Irenaeus, the friend of Nestorius, had suggested this treatment,
104 6 | food, while he provided Nestorius with a regular body-guard
105 6 | dismissed the bishops sent by Nestorius, and had paid no attention
106 6 | of John's declared that Nestorius had been condemned unheard.
107 6 | last letter of Cyril [to Nestorius, along with the anathematisms].
108 6 | subscribing the deposition of Nestorius, they went back into the
109 6 | bishop assents to or favours Nestorius, let him be discharged. ~
110 6 | those not sympathizing with Nestorius's heresy, yet friendly to
111 6 | clergy have been inhibited by Nestorius or his followers from the
112 6 | EPITOME OF CANON III. ~To whom Nestorius forbids the priesthood,
113 6 | maintain the doctrines of Nestorius or Celestius, it is declared
114 6 | consent to Celestine (1) or Nestorius, let them be deposed. ~EXCURSUS
115 6 | may remind the reader that Nestorius and his heresy were defended
116 6 | fitting harbour of refuge with Nestorius of Constantinople, and so
117 6 | lack of discrimination, Nestorius (or his followers) has attempted,
118 6 | his bishop is received by Nestorius it shall profit him nothing. ~
119 6 | peculiar and private matters of Nestorius and of his followers. The
120 6 | and profane doctrines of Nestorius, which are subjoined, they
121 6 | follow the evil opinions of Nestorius, but as a matter of fact
122 6 | libellum written against Nestorius; in which so far from asserting
123 6 | far from asserting that Nestorius was orthodox, he distinctly
124 6,1 | against the blasphemies of Nestorius no words will persuade me
125 6,1 | entangled in the meshes of Nestorius, therefore they very wisely
126 6,1 | from all note of blame. If Nestorius himself, when we all held
127 6,1 | followed the innovations of Nestorius? For the holy Ecumenical
128 6,1 | whether out of friendship to Nestorius, or because he had been
129 6,1 | zeal had come together, Nestorius alone was found missing
130 6,1 | there was read the letter of Nestorius, which was written to the
131 6,1 | have blamed the slowness of Nestorius's deposition. But all things
132 6,1 | those who had sided with ~Nestorius and who had uttered blasphemies
133 6,1 | cast against the heretic Nestorius would likewise be dissolved.
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