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 1 1  |          in the council itself the Fathers had often cried out, "We
 2 1  |        these vehement cries of the Fathers in the council, were thought
 3 1  |          the exposition of the 318 Fathers at Nice, and of the 150
 4 1  |           called, the votes of the Fathers, in order to understand
 5 1  |          with the creed of our 318 Fathers at Nice, and of the 150
 6 1  |           all things with the holy Fathers, we agree and subscribe."
 7 1  |           that all agreed with the Fathers, and perceived that the
 8 1  |        only heretics, but even the Fathers of the council themselves,
 9 1  |      holding with him and with the Fathers of Chalcedon. The forma
10 1  |           inquiry, judgment of the Fathers or bishops, in a General
11 1  |    approved by the judgment of the Fathers no place is any longer left
12 1,1|         set forth the faith of our fathers. ~Lucentius, the most reverend
13 1,1|           and the tradition of the fathers it is just that the sentence
14 1,1|          hundred and eighteen holy fathers at Nice, and according to
15 1,1|           and ectheses of the holy fathers Gregory, Basil, Athanasius,
16 1,1|            consent of all the holy fathers, and by their united exposition
17 1,1|            318 and by the 150 holy fathers, and what also has been
18 1,1|         the most holy and glorious fathers, and in accordance with
19 1,1|           new] (ekqesqai). For the fathers taught, and in their writings
20 1,1|             Let the sayings of the Fathers remain fast. ~Florentius,
21 1,1|         with the faith of the holy fathers Cyril and Celestine, and
22 1,1|            defined by the 318 holy fathers and confirmed by the holy
23 1,1|          and confirmed by the holy fathers Athanasius, Cyril, Celestine,
24 1,1|            decreed by the 318 holy fathers, and by the most holy Leo
25 1,1| expositions (ekteqenta) of the 318 fathers gathered together at Nice. ~
26 1,1|     Exposition of faith of the 318 fathers. (1)]  The Exposition of
27 1,1|          set forth by the 150 holy fathers. ~Aetius, the reverend deacon
28 1,1|         book [the creed of the 150 fathers. (2)] ~The holy faith which
29 1,1|           holy faith which the 150 fathers set forth as consonant to
30 1,1|          the tradition of the holy fathers, we will speak briefly,
31 1,1|        Faith set forth by the holy Fathers in Nice. For, as we said
32 1,1|         the traditions of our holy Fathers. ~Since I learned that certain
33 1,1|          the teachings of the holy fathers, especially of our blessed
34 1,1|        Faith set forth by our holy Fathers who assembled some time
35 1,1|         ancient landmark which thy fathers have set," for it was not
36 2  |    received by tradition from your fathers, but with the precious blood
37 2  |      catena of quotations from the Fathers sustaining the teaching
38 2  |           This is the faith of the fathers, this is the faith of the
39 2  |           This is the faith of the fathers. Why were not these things
40 3  |         which was set forth by the fathers at Nice, it also confirms
41 3  |          forth by the Synod of 150 fathers gathered at Constantinople
42 3  |          the exposition of the 318 fathers ~261 ~assembled at Nice
43 3  |        with the decrees of the 150 fathers afterwards assembled in
44 5  |          the unerring faith of the Fathers, publishing to all men the
45 5  |        adding, as their peers, the Fathers who have received the same
46 5  |         One Hundred and Fifty holy Fathers who afterwards assembled
47 5  |          Eighteen holy and blessed Fathers, assembled at Nice in the
48 5  |   confirmation of the faith of our fathers in accordance with that
49 5  |         One Hundred and Fifty holy Fathers at Constantinople, for the
50 5  |         three hundred and eighteen Fathers at Nice. ~We believe in
51 5  |         one hundred and fifty holy Fathers who were assembled at Constantinople. ~
52 5  |         Three Hundred and Eighteen Fathers shall be preserved inviolate.
53 5  |         One Hundred and Fifty holy Fathers who assembled in the imperial
54 5  |        unpardonable offence in the fathers of Chalcedon that they had
55 5  |      naturis, as Cyril and the old fathers had taught (Mansi, t. viii.,
56 5  |           one. ~Following the holy Fathers we teach with one voice
57 5  |            and as the Creed of the Fathers hath delivered to us. ~These
58 5  |           This is the faith of the fathers: let the metropolitans forthwith
59 5  |          And the canon of the holy fathers decreed that there should
60 6,1|        that the canons of the Holy Fathers made in every synod even
61 6,1|            every Synod of the holy Fathers shall be observed. ~HEFELE. ~
62 6,5|         canons enacted by the Holy Fathers shall still retain their
63 6,8|          the tradition of the holy Fathers; and let no one arrogantly
64 6,8|      followed the tradition of the Fathers and Canons. Although in
65 6,8|          The tradition of the holy fathers" is here cited as barring
66 6,2|            had been enacted by the Fathers (Mansi, vii., 89). This
67 6,9|          to the canons of the holy Fathers, the holy Synod decrees
68 6,8|          the decisions of the holy Fathers, and acknowledging the canon,
69 6,8|         which is New Rome. For the Fathers rightly granted privileges
70 6,8|      Church of Rome, save what the Fathers had granted it, as the seat
71 6,0|          out: ~The judgment of the Fathers is right. We all say the
72 6,0|            We all say the same.The Fathers have righteously decided.
73 6,2|            The rulings of the holy fathers shall with no rashness be
74 6,2|          Canon Six of the 318 holy fathers, "The Roman Church hath
75 6,2|          Canon Six of the 318 holy Fathers. "Let the ancient customs
76 6,2|    prevailed from the times of the Fathers. The bishop of Constantinople
77 6,2|           established canon of the fathers, and making with regard
78 6,2|          in Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, 2nd Series, ed. P. Schaff