Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,3|           of the Seven Ecumenical Councils.~ ~
 2 1,4|                         The Seven Councils.~The conciliar principle
 3 1,4|       mind, and the various local councils which met at diverse parts
 4 1,4|     possess. The Seven Ecumenical Councils which met in the period
 5 1,4|        the last of the Ecumenical Councils accepted as such by the
 6 1,4| controversy, the Age of the Seven Councils came to an end.~During this
 7 1,5|        grounds: 1) the Ecumenical Councils had expressly forbidden
 8 2,1|    symbolize the Seven Ecumenical Councils which formulated the basic
 9 6,1|         decrees of the Ecumenical Councils and the writings of the
10 6,1|     definitions of the Ecumenical Councils hold the primary place in
11 6,1|         above. The decrees of the Councils since the Seventh Ecumenical
12 6,2|       First and Second Ecumenical Councils (Nicea (325) and Constantinople (
13 6,5|          the first two Ecumenical Councils. The Fathers of the following
14 6,5|          the following Ecumenical Councils forbade any alterations
15 6,6|          Canons of the Ecumenical Councils, the rules of the Holy Fathers