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1001 2 | Church of Christ, has both in prosperity and in adversity always
1002 2 | powerful empire both happy and prosperous, who hath stored up his
1003 2 | I speak trembling and prostrate in spirit) would not be
1004 2 | and rivers of tears, with prostrated mind, deign to stretch forth
1005 2 | humility to your valour protected of God, which shall offer
1006 2 | the Church; under whose protecting shield, this Apostolic Church
1007 2 | defeats your foes; which protects on every side as an impregnable
1008 9 | modern Eastern, Anglican or Protestant writers, such as "Janus
1009 2 | severe threat, in which he protests that he will be full of
1010 2 | energy; which, it will be proved, by the grace of Almighty
1011 2 | the peace of the churches, provided always that the integrity
1012 2 | quality of this obedient province permit, and taking advice
1013 2 | also it was promised in the Psalms, "I have found David, my
1014 2 | freely, with simplicity and purity, whole and undefiled, the
1015 2 | lords and sons, that your purpose [i.e. of holding a Council]
1016 9 | will be sufficient for the purposes of this volume to state
1017 2 | while the heretics have pursued it with false criminations
1018 5 | the heretic, anathema! To Pyrthus, the heretic, anathema! ~
1019 7 | mystery of the divine word (qeolo gias). For the ancient city
1020 3 | again to judge both the quick and the dead, and of his
1021 2 | human nature, anyone will quickly see who studies attentively
1022 9 | the name of Theodore, the quondam Patriarch, who soon after
1023 2 | Who does not hate, and rage against, and avoid such
1024 6 | assembled in Nice against the raging Arius; and the next in Constantinople
1025 9 | of an Ecumenical Council raises, and how all important,
1026 6 | actively employed them in raising up for the whole Church
1027 7 | defined by us, thy imperial ratification in writing, and so confirm
1028 6 | synods cordially received and ratified for the taking away of every
1029 6 | his flesh endowed with a rational soul as devoid of will or
1030 9 | from the Roman Breviary. Rave they therefore hidden it?
1031 2 | legate of the holy Church of Ravenna and the religious servants
1032 2 | Fathers, as by spiritual rays, the doctrine of the Catholic
1033 3 | to be corrupt, the Greek reads as follows: "The authority
1034 2 | they who are thus spared reap for that sparing no benefit
1035 6 | Ecumenical Synod faithfully receiving and saluting with uplifted
1036 2 | ambiguity which can prevent the recognizing of those who have followed
1037 5 | council said: After we had reconsidered, according to our promise
1038 2 | always exhorted and bore record, and that with fraternal
1039 2 | will come to pass which is recorded in the Acts of the Apostles,
1040 2 | had created and thus to redeem us, who also expects from
1041 2 | you would order, for the redintegration of perfect piety, to offer
1042 2 | established upon the firm reek of this Church of blessed
1043 1 | Alexandria, that is to say with reference to will and operation, and
1044 2 | consolation, I have begun, refreshed somewhat by a better confidence,
1045 9 | sufficient summary of the refutation will be found in Hefele,
1046 9 | doctrinal question with regard to the incarnation of the
1047 2 | the Northern or Western Regions, in which too we have summed
1048 2 | then is the status [and the regular tradition(1)] of our Evangelical
1049 8 | Constantine who divinely reigns, and wields a most clement
1050 5 | heretics; therefore we entirely reject them, and execrate them
1051 2 | from the Christian heart to rejoice at another's fall, when
1052 2 | converted and live;" and who rejoiceth over one sinner that repenteth
1053 8 | done in each session, and related in the minutes, which are
1054 2 | owe you, not because we relied on the [superabundant] knowledge
1055 2 | lords of all things, and relieved from the depths of affliction
1056 6 | the 318 Fathers, and again religiously confirmed by the 150, which
1057 8 | whole matter with great religiousness and care. Nor ~ ~have we
1058 6 | that not as resisting and reluctant, but rather as subject to
1059 2 | name of God, and there will remain no scandal of dissension,
1060 8 | written (God forbid!), but remaining steadfast in the testimonies
1061 Intro| It may be interesting to remark that the Sacras sent to
1062 8 | heretical pestilence by the remedies of orthodoxy, and to give
1063 2 | recent wound bright receive a remedy, moved thereto not by a
1064 10 | ordinary reader, who will remember that it is an Edict of the
1065 9 | Honorius. I need hardly remind the reader how many interesting
1066 8 | certain, and infallible; not 'removing the ancient landmarks, as
1067 2 | burning zeal for the sake of remuneration, and may he make all the
1068 2 | exults [will defend it, will render it stable; and exulting],
1069 2 | truthful confession, which also renders one commendable to Christ
1070 10 | Apollinaris, etc., has been renewed by Theodore of Pharan and
1071 2 | rule of truth should be repelled and the integrity of our
1072 8 | government. But also to true repentance the most Serene Emperor
1073 2 | rejoiceth over one sinner that repenteth more than over ninety-and-nine
1074 Intro| Antioch and next to them the representative of the Patriarch of Alexandria.
1075 Intro| Emperor's left were seated the representatives of the Pope. In the midst
1076 Intro| the five patriarchs were represented, Alexandria and Jerusalem
1077 6 | our God, by blasphemously representing his flesh endowed with a
1078 2 | begged, upbraided, besought, reproved, and exercised every kind
1079 2 | has been prohibited or repulsed, and that all unanimously
1080 2 | Session, November 15, at the request of George, Patriarch of
1081 8 | decree by your honourable rescript; through which we confide
1082 2 | believe that Almighty God has reserved for the happy days of your
1083 10 | person, banished from the residence and all other cities." ~ ~
1084 6 | follows and that not as resisting and reluctant, but rather
1085 2 | of his See, namely, that resting on the promise of the Lord
1086 2 | may the supernal Majesty restore to the benign rule of your
1087 9 | the Council got himself restored to the Patriarchal position.
1088 9 | expresses it, the decree rests upon all error in facto
1089 2 | difference of natures as a result of the union, but confess
1090 Intro| humble presbyter of the Holy Resurrection of Christ our God, and holding
1091 Intro| able to be present, but returned and presided at the closing
1092 2 | exhorting to embrace them returning to the unity of the orthodox
1093 3 | together with us worship and revere, according to the honour
1094 2 | John, and John, our most reverend brother bishops, Theodore
1095 6 | of evil doctrine, being reverentially led by this divinely uttered
1096 2 | faith, receive the perfect reward of your pious labours from
1097 7 | and who when they did not rise, was laughed at; and all
1098 7 | proprieties. For we neither deny rite natural will of his humanity,
1099 2 | with a contrite heart and rivers of tears, with prostrated
1100 8 | deservedly of his pastor's robes on account of his impenitence
1101 8 | standing ground the firm rock of the faith, as we know
1102 9 | Baronius, Cardinal Bellarmine, Rohrbacher's History, or from the recent
1103 3 | suffered, was buried and rose again; ascended into heaven,
1104 3 | nations, for in it has been rounded the See of Blessed Peter,
1105 9 | vital, to such as accept the ruling of the recent Vatican Council,
1106 1 | with us his suggestion (a,s225>aForas, suggestions) as
1107 8 | of the imperial (qeiou, sacri) palace called Trullus,
1108 2 | thou wilt.'" Mine is the sadness which he has received according
1109 5 | received it as orthodox and as salutary to the holy Catholic and
1110 8 | and all who are with us salute all the brethren in Christ
1111 6 | faithfully receiving and saluting with uplifted hands as well
1112 8 | grace of God and the pious sanction of the most pious and faithful
1113 Intro| officials. On his right sat the Patriarchs of Constantinople
1114 2 | heresy of the Acephali to satisfy them of the rectitude of
1115 2 | words into subjection and sayest, It shews truly that his
1116 2 | and there will remain no scandal of dissension, and that
1117 2 | obedience what even now has scarcely been done. For while from
1118 3 | and one Subsistence, not scattered or divided into two Persons,
1119 3 | the Longobards, and the Sclavi, as also the Franks, the
1120 4 | by his synod, and I have scrutinized the works of the holy and
1121 2 | to say, John, bishop of Scythopolis, Eulogius, bishop of Alexandria,
1122 2 | as though separated (per se separated) in two persons
1123 3 | extent of country even to the sea coast, and the length of
1124 Intro| the Emperor's left were seated the representatives of the
1125 8 | Constantinople, the new Rome, in the Secretum of the imperial (qeiou,
1126 8 | have cast out the heretical sect of many errors which had
1127 2 | most faithful sovereignty secure and joyful in peace. For
1128 2 | of your kindness is the security of our littleness. And therefore
1129 2 | he deems most expedient, seeks out the intent of the heart,
1130 | seem
1131 4 | his faith], answer what seemeth him good. ~[The answer of
1132 3 | this council who have their sees in different parts, that
1133 Intro| was called Trullo (en tw sekretw tou qeiou palatiou tm outm
1134 2 | while we have been able to select some persons of those from
1135 2 | disciple, shews forth the same self-restraint in these words: "I came
1136 5 | Many years to the orthodox Senate! ~To Theodore of Pharan,
1137 Intro| been eighteen in number, on September 16th of the next year. The
1138 8 | Agatho, health in the Lord. ~Serious illnesses call for greater
1139 6 | himself of the aid of the serpent, and by it brought the poison
1140 2 | great a loss of time, our servitude a while ago could have fulfilled
1141 Intro| the closing meeting. ~The sessions of the council were held
1142 9 | No. j.). ~10. So too the Seventh Council declares its adhesion
1143 2 | be terrified by that most severe threat, in which he protests
1144 3 | and of his kingdom there shah be no end. ~And this same
1145 1 | fortitude, that such as share these views of the most
1146 7 | decree, with the Omnipotent Sharer of thy throne, didst judge. ~
1147 2 | said, 'Not what I will' he shewed that he willed something
1148 7 | so this one subsistence, shewing itself in two natures, demonstrates
1149 2 | under whose protecting shield, this Apostolic Church of
1150 2 | that the crowned truth may shine forth victoriously through
1151 3 | flesh; of which the one shines with miracles, the other
1152 8 | forth clearly with you the shining light of the orthodox faith,
1153 2 | understood to be the Saviour," he shows that the human will of the
1154 2 | in the whole earth more shrilly than a bugle: because the
1155 8 | having as it were laid siege to the nefarious doctrine
1156 2 | have you, that he might sift ~ ~you as wheat; but I have
1157 9 | more studiously put out of sight."(3) ~With such an array
1158 Intro| last session have only 174 signatures attached to them. ~When
1159 Intro| given themselves by the signers of the "Prosphoneticus"
1160 2 | my will," what "thine" signify, the blessed Ambrose in
1161 10 | anathematized all heretics from Simon Magus, but especially the
1162 9 | on this point but shall simply supply the leading proofs
1163 2 | the Apostolic See in all sincerity as it has been taught by
1164 8 | concerning the faith and as sinners, in the morning outside
1165 3 | ascended into heaven, and sitteth at the right hand of the
1166 2 | our humility's council is situated had caused so great a loss
1167 9 | the Council says it "has slain with anathema Honorius." ~
1168 6 | not suffered his eyes to sleep nor his eyelids to slumber,"
1169 8 | most impious heresy; and we slew them with anathema, as lapsed
1170 6 | sleep nor his eyelids to slumber," until he has found a perfect
1171 1 | these things have in no small degree brought confusion
1172 8 | doctrines of impiety, making smooth the right path of orthodoxy,
1173 2 | what you deigned to promise solemnly by your most august letters
1174 2 | subsistences, i.e., two somebodies. Moreover, the Apostolic
1175 | something
1176 2 | I have begun, refreshed somewhat by a better confidence,
1177 9 | the quondam Patriarch, who soon after the Council got himself
1178 5 | examined the synodal letter of Sophronius of holy memory, some time
1179 2 | Pyrrhus, Paulus his succes- ~ ~sor, Peter his successor. (L. &
1180 8 | so doing we have pressed sore upon the crowd who confound
1181 2 | says, 'My soul is exceeding sorrowful even unto death.' Can this
1182 6 | the taking away of every soul-destroying heresy. ~The Nicene Creed
1183 2 | in Christ, that anyone in sound mind should declare there
1184 1 | may tell us, what is the source of this new-fangled language. ~[
1185 2 | guards your most faithful sovereignty secure and joyful in peace.
1186 2 | littleness; and thus quite a space of time has elapsed: and
1187 2 | David the King and Prophet, spake to God, saying, "The zeal
1188 2 | extended, yet they who are thus spared reap for that sparing no
1189 9 | 7. The imperial decree speaks of the "unholy priests who
1190 2 | make the beginning of a split in the unity of the Church,
1191 2 | his humanity, by which he spontaneously submitted himself to his
1192 3 | a great number of us are spread over a vast extent of country
1193 2 | fraternal admonition has its spring in a contempt for them.
1194 8 | errors which had recently sprung up, having been urged to
1195 2 | his guardianship, on the spurners of his faith, the injury
1196 2 | defend it, will render it stable; and exulting], and (as
1197 2 | endeavoured to introduce, and to stain with the contagion of heretical
1198 1 | further we are ready to stand by, and defend this faith. ~
1199 8 | willingly take for your standing ground the firm rock of
1200 9 | the xviijth Session it is stated that "the originator of
1201 2 | established; this then is the status [and the regular tradition(
1202 8 | forbid!), but remaining steadfast in the testimonies and authority
1203 2 | the eyes of all; and the stench of the heretics, to be avoided
1204 4 | submit to the force (ei stoikousi dunamei) of the suggestions
1205 2 | and prosperous, who hath stored up his promise in the Holy
1206 8 | extinguished the inflamed storm of other heresies, but we
1207 6 | and following closely the straight path of the holy and approved
1208 2 | prostrated mind, deign to stretch forth your most clement
1209 9 | decree a Pope of Rome is stricken with anathema in the person
1210 2 | to me, when he demands a strict account of the office I
1211 8 | Antioch (and him we also stripped deservedly of his pastor'
1212 3 | although most humble, yet strive with all our might that
1213 8 | accomplished what we were striving after. For as God was the
1214 8 | faith and his obstinate stubbornness), and Stephen, his disciple
1215 2 | anyone will quickly see who studies attentively this place of
1216 2 | could have fulfilled with studious obedience what even now
1217 9 | evident, as they are the more studiously put out of sight."(3) ~With
1218 3 | which may God forbid!) they stumble at any article of the faith.
1219 6 | for the whole Church the stumbling-blocks of one will and one operation
1220 3 | to the Emperor, much in style and matter like the introduction
1221 8 | Constantine, the most venerable sub-deacon, all of them your spiritual
1222 2 | and with Constantine, a subdeacon of this holy spiritual mother,
1223 2 | commonwealth, and may he subdue hostile nations to your
1224 2 | Fathers, nevertheless we subjoin to this our humble exposition
1225 3 | may be shown to be more sublime than all the nations, for
1226 4 | Fathers. Therefore I give my submission to them and thus I profess
1227 2 | by which he spontaneously submitted himself to his parents.
1228 8 | Emperor assented to, and subscribed them with his own hand.
1229 2 | untouched and exalted. The Subscription. May the grace from above
1230 3 | of God, we acknowledge to subsist of and in two substances
1231 3 | and the Holy Ghost: not a subsistency of three names, but one
1232 6 | reasonable soul and human body subsisting; consubstantial with the
1233 2 | wonderful and inseparable union, subsists. And we confess that each
1234 7 | is also the case with the substantial operation. For how shall
1235 6 | or invention of speech to subvert these things which now have
1236 2 | joy of the eternal kingdom succeeds to this temporal reign.
1237 2 | Constantinople, Pyrrhus, Paulus his succes- ~ ~sor, Peter his successor. (
1238 2 | in the full and complete succession of Peter, as we have often
1239 2 | Christianity the privilege of suggesting, they might out of these
1240 6 | manner now, having found suitable instruments for working
1241 6 | divine nature to the place suited to the creature. ~We recognize
1242 9 | a brief but sufficient summary of the refutation will be
1243 2 | Regions, in which too we have summed up the confession of our
1244 10 | ton kata panta toutois sunairethn kai bebaiwthn ths airesews,
1245 7 | character, and a chart from the sunsetting raised up the day of dogmas,
1246 2 | because we relied on the [superabundant] knowledge of those whom
1247 2 | in a brief definition, [suppliantly beseeching you that, by
1248 9 | this point but shall simply supply the leading proofs that
1249 2 | by whose authority it is supported, we shall note. ~[Here follow
1250 9 | well hear Bossuet: "They suppress as far as they can, the
1251 6 | although deified, was not suppressed, but was rather preserved
1252 2 | overhangs the corruptors, or suppressors of truth by silence, would
1253 2 | they are subjected to the supreme and final examination of
1254 Intro| Emperor presided in person surrounded by high court officials.
1255 2 | pious intention of yours, or suspect that we have been compelled
1256 2 | inventors of new dogma. For the sweetness of spiritual understanding
1257 8 | outside the camp of the tabernacle of God, that we may express
1258 2 | then, receives my will, he takes my sorrow, I confidently
1259 6 | own state and nature (orw te kai logw), so also his human
1260 8 | disciple in craziness and his teacher in impiety, also Polychronius,
1261 2 | from the errors of such teachers, and the evangelical and
1262 8 | of the heretics. And then tearing to pieces the foundations
1263 4 | assent at the end of the Tenth Session).] ~I have diligently
1264 6 | disseminating, in novel terms, amongst the orthodox people,
1265 2 | doctrine of the Old and the New Testament, (for your Clemency is incomparably
1266 2 | know the meaning of which testimony as explained by the holy
1267 3 | 1215 et seqq. [This last text, which is Mansi's, I have
1268 2 | been offering innumerable thanksgivings and unceasing praises to
1269 4 | Christ, but one will and one theandric operation. ~
1270 8 | Apollinaris, Severus and Themestius, to wit, Macarius, who was
1271 6 | Apollinaris, Severus, and Themistius, and endeavouring craftily
1272 6 | Evagrius, and the writings of Theodoret against the Twelve Chapters
1273 6 | working out his will (we mean Theodorus, who was Bishop of Pharan,
1274 2 | Timotheans, the Acephali, the Theodosians and the Gaianitae taught,
1275 9 | opinion of the Pontiff as a theologian. With this matter we have
1276 9 | the opinion of almost all theologians and to the decree of this
1277 9 | pages to discuss the matter theologically. Volumes on each side have
1278 9 | and difficult questions in theology such an action on the part
1279 5 | Constantinople! Many years to Theophanus, Patriarch of Antioch! Many
1280 2 | rulers of the church of Theopolis, and above all that emulator
1281 | Thereafter
1282 | thereof
1283 | Thereupon
1284 Intro| God bishop of the City of Thessalonica, and legate of the Apostolic
1285 2 | One Word? But, O man, who thinkest to make the nature of the
1286 9 | Ecumenical Synod from error, he thinks the synod ceased to be ecumenical
1287 9 | IMPERIAL EDICT POSTED IN THE THIRD ATRIUM
1288 5 | of whom the most holy and thrice blessed Agatho, Pope of
1289 7 | Omnipotent Sharer of thy throne, didst judge. ~But, O benign
1290 2 | God-sprung empire, which throws terror into opposing nations,
1291 5 | we execrate must also be thrust forth from the holy Church
1292 3 | have been kept there even till to-day; and to add to these
1293 2 | Apollinarists, the Eutychians, the Timotheans, the Acephali, the Theodosians
1294 Intro| at its first session the title "Ecumenical," and all the
1295 Intro| Patriarch." Some of the titles given themselves by the
1296 Intro| sekretw tou qeiou palatiou tm outm legomenw Troullw). ~
1297 3 | been kept there even till to-day; and to add to these divers
1298 2 | committed to us, or for the toleration of things contrary to the
1299 10 | and confirmed the heresy (ton kata panta toutois sunairethn
1300 8 | arms, and confounding their tongues that they might not speak
1301 9 | all evil ... found a fit tool for his will in ... Honorius,
1302 2 | taken as a whole, in their total, hold good in the full and
1303 Intro| called Trullo (en tw sekretw tou qeiou palatiou tm outm legomenw
1304 10 | the heresy (ton kata panta toutois sunairethn kai bebaiwthn
1305 8 | other, we overturned the tower built up by these followers
1306 2 | taken pains to insert in the tractate of our humility, for we
1307 3 | to say that this is the traditional faith, and is that which
1308 2 | divine nature, but would transfigure human affection. For had
1309 3 | flesh, nor was the flesh transformed into the nature of the Word,
1310 3 | thought it worth while to translate this, but have begun at
1311 2 | imperial pen, out of the treasure of a pure heart, as the
1312 2 | princes, you have deigned to treat divine things with the fear
1313 9 | how the matter is to be treated. Pennacchi, in his work
1314 2 | thing St. Ambrose also thus treats of in his explanation of
1315 8 | uprooting of all weeds and every tree which brought not forth
1316 2 | lords and sons, (I speak trembling and prostrate in spirit)
1317 8 | God-honoured holiness before his tremendous tribunal as one who has
1318 8 | holiness before his tremendous tribunal as one who has sincerely
1319 7 | should say master), who tried to defend the impiety of
1320 2 | in wars celestially gives triumphal palms over the downfall
1321 2 | for your safety, and your triumphs, and your complete victory,
1322 3 | with us, so are they found troublesome and contrary, if (which
1323 Intro| palatiou tm outm legomenw Troullw). ~It may be interesting
1324 2 | will was ready for it. What truer explanation could be found?
1325 9 | Council is mentioned in the Trullan Canons (No. j.). ~10. So
1326 Intro| Acts tell us, was called Trullo (en tw sekretw tou qeiou
1327 2 | exulting], and (as we firmly trust) will demonstrate it full
1328 2 | Constantinople have been trying to introduce into the immaculate
1329 Intro| us, was called Trullo (en tw sekretw tou qeiou palatiou
1330 6 | of Theodoret against the Twelve Chapters of the celebrated
1331 7 | synod of one hundred and twenty-five fathers held under him,
1332 6 | only-begotten Son of two natures un-confusedly, unchangeably, inseparably
1333 2 | preach with us this most unblameable rule of Apostolic doctrine
1334 8 | exult with joy at their unbridled madness, nor have we been
1335 2 | about these things as being uncertain, but, being certain and
1336 2 | but, being certain and unchangeable to see them forth in a brief
1337 2 | the human, exist in him unconfused even after their inseparable
1338 2 | to have force with all.'] Undoubtedly, therefore, so far as in
1339 2 | be the follower, although unequal to them and the least of
1340 2 | they return to their own unharmed in their rectitude of our
1341 9 | imperial decree speaks of the "unholy priests who infected the
1342 3 | faith with us, and think in unison with us, so are they found
1343 2 | the inseparable union, unite the two natures which they
1344 9 | cathedra utterances as Doctor Universalis, but mere expressions of
1345 8 | Christ, the Lord of the universe, to be both benign and man-loving
1346 2 | notorious. Nor has it remained unknown that the inventors of new
1347 2 | little danger for their unlawful compassion. ~But we believe
1348 | unless
1349 9 | taking a very halting and unsatisfactory position himself, yet is
1350 2 | pravity the indivisible and unspotted body of the Church [of Christ].
1351 2 | according as the various and unstable definitions in their writings
1352 8 | condemned that most impious and unsubstantial heresy which affirmed but
1353 8 | true faith, preserving it unsullied and keeping good ward over
1354 9 | Ecumenical Council as such, is untrustworthy and false. The groundlessness,
1355 2 | humility admonished, begged, upbraided, besought, reproved, and
1356 6 | receiving and saluting with uplifted hands as well the suggestion
1357 8 | bishops who rightly and uprightly, in accordance with your
1358 8 | assiduous prayers, for the uprooting of all weeds and every tree
1359 2 | wishing to speak, and to urge a word in defence of the
1360 8 | recently sprung up, having been urged to making a decree by Constantine
1361 Intro| the midst were placed, as usual, the Holy Gospels. After
1362 2 | clemency that prophetic utterance with which David the King
1363 9 | were not his ex cathedra utterances as Doctor Universalis, but
1364 9 | Baronius's contention is utterly indefensible.(2) ~Most Roman
1365 10 | of the Councils, Vol. ~v., p. 178). ~"The heresy
1366 2 | from our humility to your valour protected of God, which
1367 2 | same, but falsehood is ever varying, and in its wanderings adopting
1368 3 | of us are spread over a vast extent of country even to
1369 9 | the ruling of the recent Vatican Council, it is that some
1370 2 | and while groaning with vehement weeping before the one true
1371 3 | which, all Christian nations venerate and worship with us, through
1372 2 | holy orthodox doctors have venerated and followed it, while the
1373 2 | is esteemed worthy ~ ~of veneration by all nations, whose uprightness
1374 10 | hold a different faith, or venture to teach one will and one
1375 8 | understand from your holiness's vicars, Theodore and George, presbyters
1376 2 | crowned truth may shine forth victoriously through the pious favours
1377 4 | FROM THE ACTS. ~SESSION VIII. ~(Labbe and Cossart, Concilia,
1378 2 | august memory, teaches in the viith. chapter of its definitions. [
1379 8 | we have cast forth the vile doctrines of impiety, making
1380 3 | earth, and of all things visible and invisible; and in his
1381 2 | offences of some should be visited upon the inoffensive, for
1382 9 | Anastasius's life of Leo II. (Vita Leonis II.) ~12. The Papal
1383 9 | all important, not to say vital, to such as accept the ruling
1384 2 | recognized a difference void of offence (aproskopos)
1385 10 | Hist. of the Councils, Vol. ~v., p. 178). ~"The heresy
1386 9 | for the purposes of this volume to state that Roman Catholic
1387 9 | the matter theologically. Volumes on each side have been written
1388 2 | understood to refer to his voluntary obedience, not according
1389 2 | order that what has been vowed and promised to God by the
1390 2 | we have been obliged to wait for from far distant provinces,
1391 6 | that followeth me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have
1392 2 | of heretics, and not the walkers in the footsteps of the
1393 2 | every side as an impregnable wall your God-sprung empire,
1394 2 | ever varying, and in its wanderings adopting things mutually
1395 8 | unsullied and keeping good ward over the orthodox flocks
1396 2 | never ceased to exhort and warn them with many prayers,
1397 2 | apostle of the Gentiles, gives warning and says: "But though we,
1398 2 | divine wrath, which also in wars celestially gives triumphal
1399 2 | that he might impart to my wavering soul the comfort of his
1400 8 | exhorted them in various ways, and we have conducted the
1401 2 | willing, but the flesh is weak;" he shews that there are
1402 2 | his human will, out of the weakness of the flesh was fleeing
1403 7 | as if armed and carrying weapons, etc. ~[The various heretics
1404 8 | for the uprooting of all weeds and every tree which brought
1405 2 | while groaning with vehement weeping before the one true God,
1406 8 | spiritual children and our well-loved brethren. So too you will
1407 9 | everything agreed with them, went with them, and strengthened
1408 2 | he might sift ~ ~you as wheat; but I have prayed for thee,
1409 | Whence
1410 | whenever
1411 2 | all its proprieties. For whoso teaches that the difference
1412 6 | teach a different faith. Whosoever shall presume to compose
1413 | why
1414 6 | heresy similar to the mad and wicked doctrine of the impious
1415 3 | proceed from a council of wide-spread influence, lest if only
1416 8 | who divinely reigns, and wields a most clement sceptre.
1417 2 | but thine be done." If we wish to know the meaning of which
1418 2 | yet(1)] not as those who wished to contend about these things
1419 2 | preaches, not in words of worldly eloquence, which are not
1420 3 | and the Son together is worshipped and glorified; the Trinity
1421 2 | exhortation that the recent wound bright receive a remedy,
1422 2 | illustrious doctor, thus writes in his book against Maximinus
1423 2 | who is both God and man, wrought human things on earth, likewise
1424 5 | THE MONOTHELITES. ~SESSION XIII. ~(L. and C., Concilia,
1425 9 | found in the Acts in the xiiith Session, near the beginning. ~
1426 5 | Holy Churches. ~SESSION XVI. ~(Labbe and Cossart, Concilia,
1427 6 | Found in the Acts, Session XVIII., L. and C., Concilia, Tom.
1428 9 | of faith published at the xviijth Session it is stated that "
1429 9 | same session. ~ ~3. In the xvith Session the bishops exclaimed "
1430 9 | Defensio. (Liber VII., cap. xxi, etc.) ~It will be sufficient
1431 2 | Cler. Gal. Lib. VII., cap. xxiv.) ~All the fathers spoke
1432 Intro| September 16th of the next year. The number of bishops present
1433 2 | has she been depraved by yielding to heretical innovations,
1434 8 | and will adorn with daily yokes and victories his most serene
1435 | yours
1436 2 | of the l Church, who are zealous to establish their own peculiar
1437 2 | Apostolic Fathers, and be zealously affected to command that
1438 2 | to wit, that addressed to Zoilus, the patriarch of Alexandria,
1439 10 | and loss of the girdle (zwnh); if a private person, banished
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