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 1 1  |        is the faith we have long held: this we hold: in this we
 2 1,1|          of faith of the Council held at Nice. "In the consulate
 3 2  |       mentioned various opinions held by others, he said, "But
 4 2  |        own hand, all that he has held amiss, no compassion, to
 5 2  |      i.e. at the heretical synod held there] ? These are the things
 6 4  |   dismission, and let a synod be held there [i. e. in the West]. ~[
 7 5  |          the holy synod formerly held in Ephesus, of which Celestine
 8 5  |       the conference on religion held between the Severians and
 9 5  |          the holy faith has been held, shall have the honours
10 6,1|       several synods, which were held previously, were gathered
11 6,2|     Chrysost, p. 50). Chrysostom held a synod at Ephesus, at which
12 6,2|          the East the office was held by ecclesiastics; thus,
13 6,2|           2, 38), the office was held by barristers, in accordance
14 6,6|      that the synod of Chalcedon held ordinations of this sort
15 6,9|        most different provinces, held a "Home Synod" and gave
16 6,2|      xliii., 58), whereas Basil "held to the old custom," i.e.,
17 6,8| patriarch Domnus of Antioch, who held a synod, but, as Samuel
18 6,8|       sessions, so to speak were held by the three prelates thus
19 6,9|        Synods of Bishops are not held, and that on this account
20 6,9|          year the Synod shall be held where-ever the bishop of
21 6,4|          otherwise, shall not be held guiltless. ~Joseph AEgyptius,
22 6,4|          influence. At a Council held by the patriarch Photius
23 6,8|       proper elections have been held according to custom and
24 6,8|   Gratian adds "The VIIIth Synod held under Pope Hadrian II.,
25 6,9|         Presbyters after (having held) the Episcopate]? ~The most
26 6,2|     Papal Supremacy as it is now held by the Latin Church. ~from