Document,  Chapter

  1 1  |          each one of the assembled bishops declare, whether the exposition
  2 1  |     subscribe." Where the Illyrian bishops, and others who before that
  3 1  |            Anatolius and the other bishops receive it, until they had
  4 1  | instruction, assisted by which the bishops might form a better judgment."
  5 1  |         judgment of the Fathers or bishops, in a General Council: after
  6 1,1|            the most reverend Roman bishops also had sat down in their
  7 1,1|          What do the most reverend bishops of the present holy synod
  8 1,1|             one after another, the bishops expressed their opinions.
  9 1,1|            the approval of all the bishops except those of Illyrica
 10 1,1|           one of the most reverend bishops of the present synod, hasten
 11 1,1|         belief. ~The most reverend bishops cried; Any other setting
 12 1,1|     subscribed. ~The most reverend bishops cried: These are the opinions
 13 1,1|            are. ~the most reverend bishops cried out, we make no new
 14 1,1|            etc. ~The most reverend bishops cried out; This is the orthodox
 15 1,1|              All the most reverend bishops cried out: This is the faith
 16 1,1|      approved by all the most holy bishops assembled in the first Council
 17 1,1|    holiness and by the God-beloved Bishops there. The document is as
 18 1,1|            read, the most reverend bishops cried out: We all so believe:
 19 2  |          of the proceedings of the bishops, we have now, at last, gained
 20 2  |         epistle, the most reverend bishops cried out: This is the faith
 21 2  |         were asked by the Illyrian bishops and the answers were found
 22 2  |            was asked for, and some bishops petitioned for a general
 23 2  |            Tom IV., col. 418.) The Bishops expressed their opinions
 24 2  |        canonical penalties. ~[ The bishops then, one by one, spoke
 25 2  |         And when all the most holy bishops had spoken on the subject,
 26 3  |       Lucentius, the most reverend bishops, and Boniface the most reverend
 27 3  |      consistory, the most reverend bishops tried out: So we all believe,
 28 3  |      holiness, let each one of the bishops here assembled declare whether
 29 3  |               To this question the bishops answered one by one, until
 30 3  |        given, when the rest of the bishops were asked by the imperial
 31 3  |              All the most reverend bishops cried out: We all acquiesce,
 32 4  |        Lucentius the most reverend bishops and Boniface a presbyter,
 33 4  |            the mind of most of the bishops. At last the commissioners
 34 4  |          560.)] ~The most reverend bishops cried out: Many years to
 35 4  |      criticisms. ~The most blessed bishops of Illyria said: Let those
 36 4  |      Dioscorus? ~The most reverend bishops cried out: We believe as
 37 5  |    demanded that all the most holy bishops gathered together should
 38 5  |            several were present as bishops at our Council (cf. Baron.
 39 5  |        heresy whatever, if they be Bishops or clerics let them be deposed,
 40 5  |           let them be deposed, the Bishops from the Episcopate, and
 41 5  |             all the most religious Bishops cried out: This is the faith
 42 5  |           all the most God-beloved bishops cried out: Many years to
 43 5  |      speeches of the most reverend bishops; the most reverend Bassianus
 44 5  |          should constitute all the bishops who are in that province.
 45 5  |            ought to ordain all the bishops who are in that province. ~
 46 5  |          rest of the most reverend bishops of the Pentic diocese [through
 47 5  |        superior to the rest of the bishops of the province in honour
 48 5  |           the example of the other bishops of the province of Nicomedia.
 49 6,2|        rule to sell ordinations of bishops at rates proportionate to
 50 6,2|           at Ephesus, at which six bishops were deposed for having
 51 6,2|          council, a court of three bishops sat at Berytus to hear charges
 52 6,2|           a request of the African bishops (Cod. Afric., 97; Mansi,
 53 6,4|          the jurisdiction of their bishops, whom they suspected of
 54 6,4|      against the oppressiveness of bishops, was encouraged by Gregory
 55 6,5|               CANON V. ~CONCERNING bishops or clergymen who go about
 56 6,5|        supposed by Hefele that the bishops were thinking of the case
 57 6,7|          xliv.); so the Semi-Arian bishops, when addressing Jovian ~
 58 6,8|         under the authority of the bishops in every city according
 59 6,9|       which should arise among the bishops of other patriarchates might
 60 6,9|             There were always many bishops at Constantinople from the
 61 6,9|        union with the then present bishops from the most different
 62 6,9|     controversies being decided by bishops of other patriarchates or
 63 6,1|            were suspected by other bishops, and for this reason needed
 64 6,2|        name of metropolis, and the bishops in charge of them, shall
 65 6,2|      recalled some exiled orthodox bishops "robore pragmatici sui" (
 66 6,2|          whether it was lawful for bishops, on the ground of a pragmatic,
 67 6,2|         the honour only, and their bishops to be but honorary metropolitans,
 68 6,7|     province remain subject to the bishops who now have jurisdiction
 69 6,7|          them, particularly if the bishops have peaceably and continuously
 70 6,7|            land: the two neighbour bishops might dispute as to the
 71 6,8|       hatching plots against their bishops or fellow-clergy, they shall
 72 6,9|            the Canonical Synods of Bishops are not held, and that on
 73 6,9|        holy Synod decrees that the bishops of every province shall
 74 6,9|       matters may have arisen. And bishops, who do not attend, but
 75 6,0|         the communion of the other bishops, and suspension from the
 76 6,0|          had expelled the Catholic bishops ~283 ~and priests of Western
 77 6,0|           i., 5: he mentions other bishops as driven into exile). Somewhat
 78 6,0|            Barbaric" movement. The bishops who assembled in October
 79 6,1|           bringing charges against bishops or clergymen are not to
 80 6,4|        English synod had forbidden bishops to despoil consecrated monasteries (
 81 6,5|           delay the ordinations of bishops the holy Synod has decided
 82 6,5|            that the ordinations of bishops shall take place within
 83 6,5|              Let the ordination of bishops be within three months:
 84 6,6|            in certain churches the bishops managed the church-business
 85 6,6|             now observes that some bishops had been managing their
 86 6,6|         this canon, and orders the bishops to appoint "from their own
 87 6,8|          the One Hundred and Fifty Bishops beloved-of-God (who assembled
 88 6,8|           and Fifty most religious Bishops, actuated by the same consideration,
 89 6,8|        metropolitans only and such bishops also of the Dioceses aforesaid
 90 6,8|        dioceses, together with the bishops of his province, ordaining
 91 6,8|       ordaining his own provincial bishops, as has been declared by
 92 6,8|           as well as the Barbarian bishops shall be ordained by the
 93 6,8|           East," and thus "Eastern bishops secretly felt that the cause
 94 6,9|            CANON XXVIII.~Among the bishops who gave their answers at
 95 6,9|           That document of certain bishops has never been brought by
 96 6,9|          for the resolution of the bishops which is contrary to the
 97 6,9|          cxvi.), that the Illyrian bishops had since the council subscribed
 98 6,9|        Synod [in the matter of the Bishops ordained by the most religious
 99 6,9|   Episcopate]? ~The most religious Bishops Paschasinus and Lucentius,
100 6,0|          And all the most reverend Bishops cried out: ~The judgment
101 6,0|         the matter of the Egyptian Bishops. ~The most magnificent and
102 6,1|           SINCE the most religious bishops of Egypt have postponed
103 6,1|           i.e., the most religious Bishops of the Egyptians] remain
104 6,2|       Lucentius, the most reverend bishops, holding file place of the
105 6,2|      spring up again between God's bishops, nor any schisms, nor any
106 6,2|     attended to. We asked the lord bishops (knriois tois episkopois)
107 6,2|            interest, the most holy bishops, standing up, prayed that
108 6,2|          in all 192, including the bishops of Antioch, Jerusalem, and
109 6,2|          by circumventing the holy bishops so that they were forced
110 6,2|        done in the presence of the bishops, in order that no one might
111 6,2|     necessity.] ~The most reverend bishops cried out: No one was forced. ~
112 6,2|           Synod. "These things the bishops decreed who assembled by
113 6,2|       separated provinces, ... and bishops are not to go to churches
114 6,2|     affairs of Egypt only, and the bishops of Orient shall govern the
115 6,2|            canons, and the Asiatic bishops shall care for the diocese
116 6,2|        affairs of Thrace only. But bishops shall not enter uncalled
117 6,2|            holy Asiatic and Pontic bishops who have signed the tome
118 6,2|    subscription of each one of the bishops was given without any necessity
119 6,2|            let the most ~295 ~holy bishops who have not signed say
120 6,2|           by all the most reverend bishops of the province, or a majority
121 6,2|      episcopate. The most reverend bishops of the ordinary towns should
122 6,2|           by all the most reverend bishops of the province or by a
123 6,2|           case. ~The most reverend bishops cried out: This is a just
124 6,2|            for an instant that the bishops of this Council considered