Council,  Canon

  1 Intro  |           of the great council were held in equally high esteem.
  2 Intro  |         still preferred and must be held unless there are major obstacles.
  3   1    |        First Ecumenical Council was held in Nicea, Asia Minor, in
  4   1    |           Thrace. The sessions were held in the principal church,
  5   1    |            that daily sessions were held and that Arius was often
  6   1”,4 |            validity of the election held by all the bishops, and
  7   1”,5 |          seemed well that synods be held every year twice a year
  8   1”,5 |          and in a common discussion held by all the Bishops of the
  9   1”,5 |          synods, let one of them be held before Lent, in order that,
 10   1”,5 |           and let the second one be held sometime in autumn.~(Ap.
 11   1”,5 |              These synods are to be held one sometime before Lent,
 12   1”,5 |             Let the second synod be held in the time of autumn. Read
 13   1”,7 |              Narcissus, by the way, held a council with fourteen
 14   1”,7 |        First Ecumenical Council was held. Secondly, because the Bishop
 15   1”,8 |        anathematized by the Council held in Rome in the time of Pope
 16   1”,8 |       Eusebius, and by the councils held in Carthage in the time
 17   1”,8 |        Cyprian, and by the councils held against him in Antioch and
 18   1”,13|             be c. VI of the Council held in Ancyra, this being an
 19   1”,15|          change of station is to be held void and invalid without
 20   2    |       ecumenical Second Council was held during the reign of Theodosius
 21   2    |          ecumenical council. It was held primarily against Macedonius,
 22   2    |         same beliefs as the Council held in Nicaea, it did not draw
 23   2    |        adopted by the First Council held in Nicaea, yet the Councils
 24   2    |            Nicaea, yet the Councils held thereafter accepted the
 25   2”,3 |             Thrace. But the Council held in Chalcedon in its letter
 26   2”,3 |          letter to Leo says that he held such authority to ordain
 27   2”,7 |           synod or regional council held in Illiberia, a country
 28   3    |        ecumenical Third Council was held in Ephesus, a city situated
 29   3    |         especially from the Council held in Carthage. Besides all
 30   3”,1 |     entertained the heretical views held by Celestius,[75] the same
 31   3”,2 |           apostasy of the other one held in Antiocheia, or that they
 32   3”,3 |      bishops in other countries who held his views did the same,
 33   3”,6 |             question in the Council held in Ephesus, are to be deposed
 34   3”,7 |            Ecumenical First Council held in Nicaea, and the Creed
 35   3”,8 |            was not, that is to say, held by his predecessors. But
 36   4    |       Ecumenical Fourth Council was held in Chalcedon, an important
 37   4    |          down by the Third Council, held in Ephesus, but indeed also
 38   4    |           of the First Ec. Council, held in Nicaea, and of the Second
 39   4    |              and of the Second one, held in Constantinople, and it
 40   4    |         this same Council which was held in Chalcedon. The third
 41   4    |        which were done after it was held and which related to it.[
 42   4”,1 |       Canons of Councils and Synods held theretofore, and those of
 43   4”,17|             especially if they have held them in their possession
 44   4”,17|        after this Fourth Ec. C. was held, as we said in Footnote
 45   4”,17|            to another to be wrongly held by him and appropriates
 46   4”,19|           Synods of Bishops are not held in the provinces, and as
 47   4”,19|           every year were not being held, and as a result of this
 48   4”,24|          others to do so, are to be held responsible for their acts
 49   5    |            which was the second one held in Constantinople) was held
 50   5    |         held in Constantinople) was held in the year 553 in the reign
 51   6    |             was the third one to be held in Constantinople) was held
 52   6    |         held in Constantinople) was held in the year 680 after Christ
 53   7”,1 |             six Councils which were held before this present Council
 54   7”,1 |            this present Council was held; and of those heretics against
 55   7”,1 |           whom each one of them was held, as well as the time and
 56   7”,1 |             place in which each was held. And not only a repetition,
 57   7”,1 |       against whom each of them was held, we refer readers to the
 58   7”,2 |          furthermore also those who held a Council in Laodicea; further,
 59   7”,2 |           supporting him, who alone held sway in the places of the
 60   7”,3 |              before the Council was held, and who had repented and
 61   7”,8 |            in each province must be held every year, in whatever
 62   7”,8 |        aforementioned Bishops to be held by all means once a year
 63   7”,8 |           two synods or councils be held in each province every year.
 64   7”,8 |          that a synod of Bishops be held in any event and by all
 65   7”,8 |        synod, or council, has to be held, as respects the time, from
 66   7”,13|           with their own wives when held at the proper time — when,
 67   7”,13|          the Fathers of the Council held in Carthage, in providing
 68   7”,16|          the Fathers of the Council held in Neocaesarea have thus
 69   7”,16|            full of Holy Spirit, and held in good repute by all; and
 70   7”,16|            the Canon of the Council held in Neocaesarea, but even
 71   7”,23|          say, c. LIV of the Council held in Laodicea (though that
 72   7”,28|            confirmed by the Council held in Nicaea. Nevertheless,
 73   7”,34|           contrary, these are to be held for safe keeping by the
 74   7”,51|          for the sleeping are to be held on the other days in Lent,
 75   7”,61|       dances in general of women be held, nor festivals and dances
 76   7”,61|          Lord thy God.” The Council held in Gangra does not even
 77   7”,65|          other popular spectacle be held at all.~ ~Interpretation.~
 78   7”,71|           on the contrary, has been held down by the bond of delusion
 79   7”,73|            love-feasts, must not be held at the Lord’s suppers, or
 80   7”,73|         love-feasts (i.e., banquets held as a token of love, and
 81   7”,73|           do not forbid their being held at common houses. Hence
 82   7”,76|          word c. XXX of the Council held in Laodicea, except only
 83   7”,80|            by the Council which was held in Rome A.D. 487 under Pope
 84   8    |      Ecumenical Seventh Council was held in Nicaea, Bithynia, the
 85   8    |            the pseudopatriarchs who held office during the time of
 86   8    |    definition of the pseudo-council held in the reign of Constantine
 87   8”,6 |       canonical discussions must be held twice a year in each province
 88   8”,6 |        decreed that one assembly be held each year, by all means
 89   8”,6 |       Councils of bishops cannot be held each year in regard to ecclesiastical
 90   8”,6 |      traveling, one Council must be held by all means every year,
 91   8”,19|           Canon of the holy Council held in Chalcedon; but if the
 92   8”,21| Nevertheless, he or she must not be held to be enrolled in the brotherhood
 93   8”,23|             of the regional council held in Illiberia, a town in
 94   8”,23|             25 of the local council held in Agatha in the year 506
 95   8”,23|         hand.” And even the Council held in Chalcedon, in mentioning
 96   8”,23|       before this First Council was held the Bishop of Alexandria
 97   8”,23|           from Egypt at the Council held in Chalcedon, in Act 4 (
 98   8”,23|            mentioned in the Council held in Chalcedon; and it was
 99   8”,23|             c. IX of the 4th). They held divine services (i.e., celebrated
100   8”,23|             c. XXXIX of the council held in Illyberia says that heretics
101   8”,23|        compelled by the first synod held in Lycos to continue life
102   8”,23|            272 the regional Council held in Antioch deposed him and
103   8”,23|     relentlessly combated those who held this belief. Hence he exiled,
104   8”,23|          threat; and his views were held also by Aetius. Though called
105   8”,23|           Englished Robber Council, held A.D. 449) seated the Bishop
106   8”,23|         commanded that a Council be held at Sardica, a city in Illyria,
107   8”,23|           Nicodemeia in the Council held at Antioch during the reign
108   8”,23|         Antioch made by the Council held there, and that set forth
109   8”,23|             in those of the council held in Ephesus, “the holy Synod
110   8”,23|           also those of the Council held in Laodicea in their c.
111   8”,23|            or regional council, was held in Illiberia a short while
112   8”,23|        Great stated that the Arians held correct views in addition
113   8”,23|        Canon of the Sixth Ecum. C., held in the Trullus.~ ~  [74]
114   8”,23|            Third Council and by one held before it in Carthage at
115   8”,23|            fifth Act of the Council held in Florence says that heretics
116   8”,23|        Third Ecumenical Council was held, not only by councils and
117   8”,23|            of Nicaea at the Council held in Florence. But what am
118   8”,23|           Creed (though the Council held in Sardica before the Second
119   8”,23|        words of the Second Council, held in Constantinople, because
120   8”,23|             in the fifth convention held in Florence it is written
121   8”,23|             Eugenius at the Council held during the reign of Emperor
122   8”,23|         Pope John the Third Council held in Toledo during the reign
123   8”,23|         century, when a Council was held in Aquisgrana, and therein
124   8”,23|     Petrovius. See also the Council held in Florence from its third
125   8”,23| responsibility. But if we are being held to account because we had
126   8”,23|          others who will have to be held to account likewise, all
127   8”,23|          why in Act 10 of the Synod held in the time of Basil the
128   8”,23|            in Act 4 of this Council held in Chalcedon the Bishop
129   8”,23|        different position from that held by each Patriarch together
130   8”,23|         this Fourth Ec. Council was held. That explains why Justinian
131   8”,23|           sacred services have been held and monastic austerity of
132   8”,23|       Latrocinium, or Robber Synod, held in Ephesus, placed the Bishop
133   8”,23|             That is why the Council held in St. Sophia states clearly
134   8”,23|        since this tenet was not one held by Nestorius, but was and
135   8”,23|         that it accused the Council held in Ephesus of having condemned
136   8”,23|       Council by a Synod or Council held against him in Rome during
137   8”,23|            Honorius. Again, the one held thereafter, which is called
138   8”,23|             time and as having been held in the same geographical
139   8”,23|          called the Sixth which was held before it convened in the
140   8”,23|             Sixth Council which was held prior thereto finished its
141   8”,23|         preach in the year 44, they held a large and impressive convention (
142   8”,23|            to which was the Council held in Constantinople again
143   8”,23|            mention the local Synods held in the West, nor the Canons
144   8”,23|        Synods and regional Councils held in the West that agreed
145   8”,23|        correct in what the Councils held in the West have declared,
146   8”,23|        Synods and regional Councils held in the West erred and spoke
147   8”,23|             of the regional council held in Carthage number IV and
148   8”,23|           his statement the Council held in Laodicea, which forbids
149   8”,23|       Council prohibits their being held, not on some days and on
150   8”,23|          and are not good even when held on non-festival days. For
151   8”,23|          participate in conventions held outside of the churches,
152   8”,23|          Ecum. Council had yet been held, since the custom is censured
153   8”,23|            by the Council which was held in Laodicea before the Second
154   8”,23|            in which the liturgy was held with the landlord’s knowledge,
155   8”,23|            but yet are occupied and held by barbarians and heathens,
156   8”,23|            the present Council were held) that no woman should receive
157   8”,23|             and the Western Council held in Cabilone. Hence those
158   8”,23|              as the Western Council held in Constance, Germany, in
159   8”,23|            local Council, or Synod, held in Toledo, and others. See
160   8”,23|            that the trita which are held for our sleeping brethren
161   8”,23|            them. These auguries are held during the time of the Forerunner’
162   8”,23|         consequence no weddings are held during that period either.
163   8”,23|           the one common to all and held in imitation of the Lord,
164   8”,23|             cases Birthday Suppers, held in memory of martyrs; in
165   8”,23|        other cases Wedding Suppers, held in celebration of nuptials;
166   8”,23|             called Funeral Suppers, held at the burial of the dead (
167   8”,23|        vigils, and especially those held in the Holy Mountain, and
168   8”,23|          the minutes of the Council held in Carthage state. Or because
169   8”,23|          decreed by the local Synod held in the city of Antisiodorus,
170   8”,23|          says that this Council was held in the year 783. Others
171   8”,23|            however, say that it was held in the above-mentioned year.~ ~  [
172   8”,23|      figures. But also the councils held by the iconomachs, and especially
173   8”,23|     iconomachs, and especially that held in Blachernae in the reign
174   8”,23|            Synod, or local Council, held in the year 1084 during
175   8”,23|             just as the above Synod held during the patriarchate
176   8”,23|        while Adam and Eve are being held by His hands, and on the
177   8”,23|            indeed, even the Council held in Rome in the time of Martin
178   8”,23|           Sophronius in the Council held in Jerusalem; and Andrew