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 1 5 |       summoned the Greeks to the council of Bari. They accomplished
 2 5 |          of his teaching. At the Council of Lyons which Blessed Gregory
 3 5 |          abandoned it again. The Council of Florence, in the pontificate
 4 5 |         accepted it. At the same Council the churches of the Armenians
 5 8 |     issued at the Fourth Lateran Council, is to be found both in
 6 11|    Latins decreed at the General Council of Lyons in the pontificate
 7 11|        of union confirmed by the Council which the eastern legates
 8 12|         the union decreed at the council of Florence. Pope Eugenius
 9 13|          for practices which the Council of Florence permitted them:
10 16|          the Congregation of the Council. He thought the suggestions
11 20|        Union was effected at the Council of Florence, some Latin
12 20|        of the churches. The holy council of Florence never allowed
13 28|      from Canon Two of the third Council of Toledo in 589: "That
14 28|     Oriental churches and of the council of Constantinople at which
15 29|          this sense by the whole Council of Chalcedon (he refers
16 29|         bishops who attended the Council and to those others who
17 29|          the Congregation of the Council as well as by the Congregation
18 30|       phrase was not used at the Council of Nicea or the Council
19 30|          Council of Nicea or the Council of Constantinople. The difficulty
20 30| increased in that the Ecumenical Council of Ephesus decreed that
21 30|          Nicene Creed: "The holy Council decrees that it is lawful
22 30|         to the Nicene Creed. The Council of Ephesus forbade only
23 30|         Blessed Gregory X at the Council of Lyons and Eugenius IV
24 30|     Lyons and Eugenius IV at the Council of Florence - for the reasons
25 30|          Pope Eugenius IV at the Council of Florence allowed the
26 30|          with the decrees of the Council of Florence in either of
27 38|     Lupus in the Appendix on the Council of Chalcedon in his ad Concilia
28 41|         the argument made at the Council of Florence under Eugenius
29 43|        and St. Victor and of the Council of Nicea concerning the
30 43|      likewise are aware that the Council of Trent reserved to the
31 44|        of invitation to a future council." This resolution is reported