Document,  Chapter

 1 1  |           regard to the Council of Chalcedon. The literature upon the
 2 1  |          treated in the Council of Chalcedon, that is, the establishing
 3 1  |        letter, synodically made at Chalcedon, and placed among the acts. ~(
 4 1  |            and with the Fathers of Chalcedon. The forma is set forth
 5 2  |      ecumenical Synod assembled at Chalcedon, etc., etc. ;" The first
 6 3  |     emperors assembled together at Chalcedon the city of Bithynia, in
 7 5  |            FAITH OF THE COUNCIL OF CHALCEDON.~(Labbe and Cossart, Concilia,
 8 5  |            Valentinan, Augusti, at Chalcedon, the metropolis of the Bithynian
 9 5  |     contemporary of the Council of Chalcedon, of whose disciples several
10 5  |           respecting the decree of Chalcedon concerning the faith, and
11 5  |          offence in the fathers of Chalcedon that they had declared:
12 5  |         years after the Council of Chalcedon, Evagrius copied its decree
13 5  |            reproached the Synod of Chalcedon with having put in duabus
14 5  |        Synod, adduced the creed of Chalcedon with the words in duabus
15 5  |            decree that the city of Chalcedon, in which the synod of the
16 6  |         HOLY AND FOURTH SYNODS, OF CHALCEDON.~
17 6,1|          holding of the Council of Chalcedon, in the Greek Church, the
18 6,1|            lay before the Synod of Chalcedon. As, however, most of the
19 6,2|       canon repeated this canon of Chalcedon against persons ordained
20 6,6|         intimate that the synod of Chalcedon held ordinations of this
21 6,6|            and even the Council of Chalcedon has not declared them to
22 6,6|        martyry" of St. Euphenia at Chalcedon in which the Council actually
23 6,7|            in the third session of Chalcedon: he says, "'Es<S235]rateusamen
24 6,8|            learn that the synod of Chalcedon willed that all who were
25 6,0|           and that, in the days of Chalcedon, meant in two dioceses. ~
26 6,0|          read in the 3d session of Chalcedon, complains of his patriarch
27 6,1|         view is the xiii. canon of Chalcedon. ~With regard to this much-vexed
28 6,2|           of the fourth session of Chalcedon we have qeia grammata ("
29 6,2|         the case to the Council of Chalcedon, and it was taken up in
30 6,2|         emperor had announced that Chalcedon was to be a titular metropolis,
31 6,0|            assembled in October at Chalcedon must have heard by that
32 6,8|      complains that the Council of Chalcedon broke the decrees of the
33 6,9|          meeting of the council of Chalcedon, and in 394, only thirteen
34 6,9|     rejected the xxviijth canon of Chalcedon. It is certain that he rejected
35 6,9|           the doctrinal decrees of Chalcedon to go on further and express
36 6,9| Constantinople and the XXVIIIth of Chalcedon, but as M. l'abbe Duchesne
37 6,9|           exactly canon xxviij. of Chalcedon. Moreover the Seventh Ecumenical
38 6,9|           I. Constantinople and of Chalcedon (which had been an hulled
39 6,0|          all the genuine canons of Chalcedon, and in almost all ecclesiastical
40 6,0|     twenty-eight genuine canons of Chalcedon from the fact that a later
41 6,0|    ecclesiastical rule declared at Chalcedon, and in so far a kanwn,
42 6,1|          history of the Council of Chalcedon. ~
43 6,2|          Thus ended the Council of Chalcedon after it had lasted three