Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |            the first four ecumenical councils has an obvious interest
 2 Intro  |         canonical legislation of the Councils of Nicea, Constantinople,
 3 Intro  |           The canons issued by these councils constitute the core of Church
 4 Intro  |            the first four ecumenical councils, it appears quite clear
 5 Intro  |             the canons issued by the Councils of Nicea, Constantinople,
 6 Intro  |            as well as of those local councils accepted by these ecumenical
 7 Intro  |              those of the ecumenical councils and the general councils
 8 Intro  |             councils and the general councils of 861 and 879-880. Zonaras
 9 Intro  |              the canons of the local councils and of the Holy Fathers
10 Intro  |            the first four ecumenical councils are still of scholarly interest.
11 Intro  |           work on The History of the Councils, published in seven volumes
12 Intro  |            the first four Ecumenical Councils undoubtedly constitutes
13 Intro  |            the first four ecumenical councils the investigator does not
14 Intro  |              those of the ecumenical councils were considered to have
15 Intro  |    disciplinary ruling issued by the Councils of Ephesus and Chalcedon,
16 Intro  |            the first four ecumenical councils found in Fonti is that of
17   1”,8 |              to Eusebius, and by the councils held in Carthage in the
18   1”,8 |          time of Cyprian, and by the councils held against him in Antioch
19   1”,14|           justifiably wonder why the councils impose penances upon sinful
20   1”,14|      contradicting the Canons of the Councils; but what he really said
21   1”,14|             being catechized. So the Councils on this account penance
22   2    |             of the collection of the Councils) and in the fifth act of
23   2    |              held in Nicaea, yet the Councils held thereafter accepted
24   2    |              of the First and Second Councils as a single Creed. As to
25   3    |          First and Second Ecumenical Councils, or even add anything thereto,
26   3    |            local synods and regional councils, and especially from the
27   3”,1 |             left in ignorance of the Councils regulations regarding them,
28   4”,1 |            Canons, and the Canons of Councils and Synods held theretofore,
29   4”,29|             of the Collection of the Councils) that Photius, the Bishop
30   4”,30|             of the Collection of the Councils.[115] See also Ap. cc. XX
31   5    |             to the Collection of the Councils (p. 261 of vol. ii), in
32   5    |             the second volume of the Councils).~ ~ ~ ~
33   6    |             the second volume of the Councils). The Fathers who attended
34   7    |             of the Collection of the Councils). Pope Gregory in his letter
35   7”,1 |              holy and ecumenical six Councils which were held before this
36   7”,1 |              dogmas of the said holy Councils, and the times and places,
37   7”,2 |              the holy and Ecumenical Councils (preceding it), the present
38   7”,2 |           four (previous) Ecumenical Councils. c) Those of the regional
39   7”,2 |             c) Those of the regional Councils and local Synods named.[
40   7”,8 |           prescribing that synods or councils of the Bishops in each province
41   7”,8 |         impossible to hold synods or councils twice a year, it has seemed
42   7”,8 |          commands that two synods or councils be held in each province
43   7”,19|             adopted and confirmed by Councils and the dogmas of the faith,
44   8”,1 |              the six holy Ecumenical Councils and of the ones assembled
45   8”,1 |          those of the six ecumenical councils and of the regional councils,
46   8”,1 |         councils and of the regional councils, and those of the individual
47   8”,2 |             the Canons of the sacred Councils, in order that, by acting
48   8”,6 |         decrees that inasmuch as two Councils of bishops cannot be held
49   8”,23|              ecumenical and regional councils commonly blame and place
50   8”,23|             of ecumenical and common councils ought to be respected by
51   8”,23|              and assemble ecumenical councils. For, behold, the present
52   8”,23|        belief, and assembled various councils and synods in the West and
53   8”,23|         places in the records of the councils and synods, as in those
54   8”,23|              in the Third and Fourth Councils, we reply that it was condemned,
55   8”,23|            he relates about the holy Councils. For in the reign of Emperor
56   8”,23|          First and Second Ecumenical Councils, but out of reverence for
57   8”,23|             the second volume of the Councils). This is the same thing
58   8”,23|             to the Collection of the Councils, and these include the second
59   8”,23|             of the Collection of the Councils from page 357 to page 654,
60   8”,23|        Council was held, not only by councils and synods and bishops,
61   8”,23|              all of them in general, councils as well as everyone else
62   8”,23|           and none of the Ecumenical Councils following the Third added
63   8”,23|         Assuredly it was because the Councils were so reverently disposed
64   8”,23|              emulation of the sacred Councils, to have been respected
65   8”,23|           the evidence for this? The Councils, which accepted the Creed
66   8”,23|              of the First and Second Councils, or rather the Creed.” That
67   8”,23|             of succeeding Ecumenical Councils, which command that the
68   8”,23|         charge of all ecclesiastical councils and synods, we retort as
69   8”,23|              of the First and Second Councils, and with the transactions
70   8”,23|              of the First and Second Councils were read aloud, they shouted, “
71   8”,23|            and teachings of both the Councils (including Synods) and the
72   8”,23|             not by any Canons of the Councils or of the Fathers of the
73   8”,23|             of the Collection of the Councils, and page 347 ibid.), and
74   8”,23|               for? Even two or three Councils, and not a single one only;
75   8”,23|           all the Fathers of so many Councils, and especially Popes Leo
76   8”,23|             of the Collection of the Councils), counts this among the
77   8”,23|            this among the Ecumenical Councils. Thirdly, because in its
78   8”,23|              many local and regional Councils and Synods, were it not
79   8”,23|   constituent feature, of Ecumenical Councils. Fifthly, and lastly, because
80   8”,23|         peculiar token of Ecumenical Councils, as we said in the prologue
81   8”,23|             what the Fifth and Sixth Councils failed to provide — that
82   8”,23| ecclesiastical polity, such as those Councils failed to promulgate — yet,
83   8”,23|             748 of the Collection of Councils), and in writing to Emperor
84   8”,23|             by the Collection of the Councils, on page 698 thereof; and
85   8”,23|           enumerated those Canons of Councils and Fathers which were in
86   8”,23|            local Synods and regional Councils held in the West that agreed
87   8”,23|             Canons of the Ecumenical Councils. And, in genera!, just as
88   8”,23|              and correct in what the Councils held in the West have declared,
89   8”,23|            local Synods and regional Councils held in the West erred and
90   8”,23|             to obey the (Ecumenical) Councils, like any other prelate,
91   8”,23|              to the lead of previous Councils. See concerning the privileges
92   8”,23|             of the Collection of the Councils. See also in the Prolegomena
93   8”,23|             in his Collection of the Councils, vol. II, says that this
94   8”,23|          writer concerning the seven Councils calls him Politianus, with
95   8”,23|     sculptured figures. But also the councils held by the iconomachs,
96   8”,23|              the Canons of the seven Councils and their dogmas with the
97   8”,23|        Ecumenical (and two regional) Councils, and so many other Saints,
98   8”,23|            seven holy and Ecumenical Councils which convened for the purpose