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 1  2,2 |           In the fourth century councils became a common occurrence
 2  2,4 |        The first two ecumenical councils definitely settled the question
 3  2,5 |        the first two ecumenical councils, could not become reconciled
 4  2,5 |         of the first ecumenical councils, became the basis of the
 5  2,5 |     first and second ecumenical councils and ratified at the third
 6  3,7 |         problems of the earlier councils. It did not have to deal
 7  3,7 |         of the third and fourth councils, relative partly to Nestorianism,
 8  3,7 |         par with the first four councils.~ The intense religious
 9  4,2 |       settled by the ecumenical councils, proclaimed that the teaching
10  4,3 |      Fifth and Sixth Ecumenical Councils, Justinian II summoned in
11  4,3 |        two preceding ecumenical councils. This synod called itself
12  4,4 |    having been condemned by the councils of the seventh century and
13  5,4 |        acts of the iconoclastic councils of the year 753-54 and 815,
14  5,5 |         the Holy Six Ecumenical Councils. You have destroyed all
15  5,8 |         the six Holy Ecumenical Councils,” this council “condemned
16  5,8 |     condemned by the ecumenical councils. In connection with the
17  5,8 |    natural scientists, doctors, councils, and the lives of saints.
18  6,2 |    patriarchs and great saints, councils and heresies.”[21] Soon
19  6,7 |       Hadrian II.~ At the Roman councils, and later in Constantinople
20  6,7 |     even some of the ecumenical councils. According to one historian,
21  7,1 |       and even took part in his councils with the boyars (Russian
22  8,2 |      the site of two ecumenical councils, and its inhabitants boasted
23  8,14|   preside at the ecclesiastical councils. Accordingly he did not
24  8,16| judicial decisions, the acts of councils, and so on. These writings
25  9,13|         were discussed at other councils, and the representatives
26  9,15|     time in the West, after the Councils of Pisa and Constance, there