Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,6 |               of Mamre. Later, in the sixth century, St. Catherine's
 2  2,33|          namely, the divine will. The Sixth Ecumenical Council (680)
 3  2,35|        repeated by the Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Councils) [Ibid.,
 4  3,5 |        unknown to the Church.~ In the sixth century, Pope Gregory I
 5  3,5 | excommunicated from the Church by the Sixth Ecumenical Council. At this
 6  3,17|              Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Ecumenical Councils drew
 7  3,19|    Monothelitism was condemned by the Sixth Ecumenical Council, which
 8  3,20|             fifty years preceding the Sixth Ecumenical Council?~ The
 9  3,22|             covered the Second to the Sixth Ecumenical Councils. The
10  5,8 |               Abba Dorotheos of Gaza (sixth century) states:~ ~Everything
11  6,15|     separation began in the fifth and sixth centuries over Christological
12  7,14|               philosopher Protagoras (sixth century BC), who said that “
13  8,7 |        repeated by the Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Ecumenical Councils.
14 10,16|        definition in the canon of the Sixth Ecumenical Council in 680,
15 10,16|            that even earlier than the Sixth Ecumenical Council, a council
16 11,3 |            much of which dates to the sixth century, was destroyed.
17 11,4 |               First Hour, Third Hour, Sixth Hour and Ninth Hour, and
18 11,4 |         Spirit upon the Apostles. The Sixth Hour represents the period
19 11,4 |           daytime services (Third and Sixth Hours, and the Holy Liturgy).~