Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |             discussions the council condemned the heresy of Arius, and
 2  2,2 |             officially repealed and condemned, it was purposely forgotten
 3  2,2 |       favorites of Constantius were condemned to harsh punishments and
 4  2,3 |            was created. The council condemned the heresy of Macedonius,
 5  2,3 |            the worship of the gods, condemned and forbidden by the state,
 6  2,4 |             and Pope Celestine, who condemned the new heretical teaching
 7  2,4 |           Ecumenical Council, which condemned the Nestorian doctrine in
 8  2,5 | representing the pope.~ The council condemned the acts of the Robber Council
 9  2,5 |            the Council of Chalcedon condemned the Monophysitic doctrine.
10  3,7 |           resolution of the Council condemned and anathematized “the impious
11  4,2 |          Lateran Synod, Pope Martin condemned “the most impious Ecthesis [
12  4,3 |           Ecumenical Council, which condemned Monotheletism and recognized
13  4,4 |         been preserved, having been condemned by the councils of the seventh
14  5,3 |     borrowed many chapters from the condemned lawbook for their own legislative
15  5,4 |          the religious reform which condemned images, prohibited relics,
16  5,5 |          modified form), definitely condemned image worship by proclaiming
17  5,5 |       common dwellings was severely condemned, and orders were issued
18  5,8 |            Councils,” this council “condemned the unprofitable practice,
19  5,8 |             Patriarch Tarasius, and condemned the lighting of candles
20  5,8 |       return to one of the heresies condemned by the ecumenical councils.
21  5,8 |             at Constantinople which condemned and anathematized the pope
22  7,4 |            value of the vessels and condemned his own action by a special
23  7,4 |             and heretical doctrines condemned by the Church and opposed
24  7,4 |       theology, and whether, having condemned the thinker for intrusion
25  7,4 |           was a philosopher who was condemned because his philosophical
26  7,4 |             in his history, sharply condemned Manuel for the destruction
27  7,4 |            rhetors, and was finally condemned as a follower of the heresy
28  9,12|             those whom Arsenius has condemned. Eager guardians of Eastern
29  9,13|            the council, Barlaam was condemned or pardoned. In any case,
30  9,16|             Jerusalem; this council condemned the union and its partisans