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 1  2,2 |          call a council.~ The First Ecumenical Council was called together
 2  2,3 |      council is known as the Second Ecumenical Council. Of no other ecumenical
 3  2,3 |     Ecumenical Council. Of no other ecumenical council is the information
 4  2,3 |           not even recognized as an ecumenical council; only in the year
 5  2,3 |            the year 451, at a later ecumenical council, was it officially
 6  2,3 |             discussed at the Second Ecumenical Council was the heresy of
 7  2,3 |            represented at the First Ecumenical Council in Nicaea by their
 8  2,3 |           of his period. The Second Ecumenical Council, by proclaiming
 9  2,4 |  Theological disputes and the Third Ecumenical Council~The first two ecumenical
10  2,4 |    Ecumenical Council~The first two ecumenical councils definitely settled
11  2,4 |       convoked at Ephesus the Third Ecumenical Council, which condemned
12  2,4 |     officially recognizing it as an ecumenical council. Naturally the council
13  2,5 |                          The Fourth Ecumenical Council~Marcian inherited
14  2,5 |        stand taken by the first two ecumenical councils, could not become
15  2,5 |            451 he called the Fourth Ecumenical Council, at Chalcedon, which
16  2,5 |         main doctrines of the first ecumenical councils, became the basis
17  2,5 |           third canon of the Second Ecumenical Council. Following this
18  2,5 |             at the first and second ecumenical councils and ratified at
19  3,7 |    Religious problems and the Fifth Ecumenical Council~Most important of
20  3,7 |             resort to the aid of an ecumenical council, which was convoked
21  3,7 |           The problem of this Fifth Ecumenical Council was much simpler
22  3,7 |           throughout the West as an ecumenical council on a par with the
23  3,13|        Constantinople of the title “ecumenical” and, in a letter to Maurice,
24  3,13|          Constantinople to bear the ecumenical title, declaring that “the
25  4,2 |             not been settled by the ecumenical councils, proclaimed that
26  4,3 |                           The Sixth Ecumenical Council and religious peace.~
27  4,3 |            Constantinople the Sixth Ecumenical Council, which condemned
28  4,3 | nevertheless took part in the Sixth Ecumenical Council by sending their
29  4,3 |      reached with Rome on the Sixth Ecumenical Council lasted very long.
30  4,3 |         task of the Fifth and Sixth Ecumenical Councils, Justinian II summoned
31  4,3 |           task of the two preceding ecumenical councils. This synod called
32  4,3 |            This synod called itself ecumenical. Pope Sergius refused to
33  4,4 |           confirmation of the Sixth Ecumenical Council. This epistle contains
34  4,4 |            of the acts of the Sixth Ecumenical Council and the works of
35  5,2 |         Bury calls the year 718 “an ecumenical date.” The Greek historian
36  5,4 |         officially with the Seventh Ecumenical Council; the second lasted
37  5,4 |             the acts of the Seventh Ecumenical Council, though perhaps
38  5,5 |             the acts of the Seventh Ecumenical Council (perhaps in parts
39  5,5 |          the members of the Seventh Ecumenical Council as an explanation
40  5,5 |          the dogmas of the Holy Six Ecumenical Councils. You have destroyed
41  5,5 |             necessary to convoke an ecumenical council for the purpose
42  5,5 |             Nicaea, where the First Ecumenical Council had been held. Seven
43  5,5 |            was the seventh and last ecumenical council in the history of
44  5,8 |        accordance with the six Holy Ecumenical Councils,” this council “
45  5,8 |           heresies condemned by the ecumenical councils. In connection
46  5,8 |             the acts of the Seventh Ecumenical Council. Fragments of an
47  5,8 |             of Studion. The Seventh Ecumenical Council decreed that all
48  5,8 |       fresco representing the Sixth Ecumenical Council, Constantine V Copronymus
49  6,7 |            869 was recognized as an ecumenical council by the western church
50  6,7 |          surpassed even some of the ecumenical councils. According to one
51  6,7 |      position to be occupied by the ecumenical patriarch of New Rome with
52  8,2 |          history as the site of two ecumenical councils, and its inhabitants
53  8,2 |             and recalling the First Ecumenical Council, an Arabian traveler
54  8,14|            the western church as an ecumenical council, proclaimed the
55  9,5 |            the participation of the ecumenical patriarchs of the East,