Document,  Chapter

 1 1,1|        of things suitable to the time of peace. We were therefore
 2 1,1|       Fathers who assembled some time ago at Nice, to be shaken
 3 2  |       from Eternal; not later in time, not inferior in power,
 4 2  |      Virgin Mary." This birth in time in no way detracted from,
 5 2  |      times, he began to exist in time; the Lord of the universe
 6 2  |         general necessity of the time seemed to permit it, our
 7 5  |           as the Prophets of old time have spoken concerning him,
 8 6,2|           In Gregory the Great's time he was a sacristan who had
 9 6,3|        iii., 955). At an earlier time Spyridion, the famous Cypriot
10 6,4|          cities, and at the same time seeking to establish Monasteries
11 6,4|       indeed, they should at any time through urgent necessity
12 6,6|         every cleric must at the time of his ordination be designated
13 6,7|   service, etc., but at the same time have laid aside their clerical
14 6,9|        of Eutyches was the first time brought forward. ~This canon
15 6,0|      clergyman to be at the same time enrolled in the churches
16 6,0|         two churches at the same time, contrary to this canon;
17 6,2|       that this canon was in his time no longer observed; and
18 6,4|         Pavia, and in process of time became famous as its bishop.
19 6,5|          and has continued for a time to minister, she shall despise
20 6,6|         vows of this kind at the time of the synod were not considered
21 6,7|     continue. But if within that time, the matter shall be subject
22 6,0|        excommunicated until such time as the clergyman who has
23 6,0|          must have heard by that time of the massacre of the Metz
24 6,3|          remain there for a long time, raising disturbances and
25 6,3|          or monks who spend much time at Constantinople contrary
26 6,4|         the secular lord for the time" (Skene's Celtic Scotland,
27 6,5| inevitable necessity should some time require the term of delay
28 6,5|   necessity however may make the time longer. But if anyone shall
29 6,6|       could no ~286 ~longer find time for it, and it was committed
30 6,8|        which is New Rome, in the time of the Emperor Theodosius
31 6,8|          of Trullo and from that time has been numbered by the
32 6,9|         and "valid to the end of time" (Ep. cvi.), was set at
33 6,0|     Synod be established for all time. ~NOTES. ~ANCIENT EPITOME