Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |           in equally high esteem. Pope Julius spoke of “divine
 2 Intro  |     referring to canon 5.3 As for Pope Leo, he declared the legislation
 3   1    |      Vincentius, representing the pope. The assembly numbered among
 4   1”,8 |       held in Rome in the time of Pope Cornelius, according to
 5   2    |         West attended it; nor did Pope Damasus in person or by
 6   2”,3 |   prerogatives of honor after the Pope and Patriarch of Rome, since
 7   4”,29|        part of the legates of the Pope as well as the Bishop of
 8   4”,30|        the letter of St. Leo, the Pope of Rome, which he had sent
 9   6    |      Constantinople; Honorius the Pope of Rome,[120] Cyrus the
10   7    |        acted as the legate of the Pope of Rome,[126] Peter the
11   7    |    Gratian, by the legates of the Pope who were present at the
12   7    |         and of the legates of the Pope of Rome, as well as those
13   7    |      Collection of the Councils). Pope Gregory in his letter to
14   7”,1 |         Alexandria, Honorius (the Pope) of Rome, Sergius, Pyrrhus,
15   7”,80|       held in Rome A.D. 487 under Pope Felix before the Fifth Ecum.
16   8    |      acting as representatives of Pope Adrian. Thomas the Syncellus
17   8”,23|    mentioned (i.e., the so-called Pope of Rome) bolted the reins,
18   8”,23|       this Canon correctly. Hence Pope Felix in a dispute with
19   8”,23|        Paschasinus, the legate of Pope Leo, cited the same Canon
20   8”,23|       never had two bishops. And (Pope) Cornelius, the bishop of
21   8”,23|   ecumenical council is one which Pope Damasus neither convoked
22   8”,23|       this Canon to the most holy Pope of Rome Leo, who accepted
23   8”,23|          i.e., Cynic) visited the Pope and upon repenting was pardoned
24   8”,23|          Athanasius together with Pope Julius did appeal to Constans
25   8”,23|       vigil.~ ~  [64] That is why Pope Liberius asked Macedonians
26   8”,23|          in the letter he sent to Pope Leo; page 912 of the second
27   8”,23|        Celestinus was an Orthodox Pope, whose place, as has been
28   8”,23|         away from it. That is why Pope Agatho at the time of the
29   8”,23|         of Constantinople omitted Pope Sergius IV from the commemoration,
30   8”,23|        say? Even John himself the Pope of Rome, who was also present
31   8”,23|          this very day.” Even the Pope himself, I say, having accepted
32   8”,23|         not all. Even before this Pope John the Third Council held
33   8”,23|         East in the year 545. And Pope Leo III of Rome, in the
34   8”,23|         told him, “Convey word to Pope Eulogius that the Pope of
35   8”,23|         to Pope Eulogius that the Pope of Rome Leo has come in
36   8”,23|         from this letter that the Pope is entitled to be the monarch
37   8”,23|          Cyril believed thus. The Pope has thus interpreted it.”
38   8”,23|         monarchical office of the Pope is demolished and refuted,
39   8”,23|          and it is shown that the Pope, even when his beliefs are
40   8”,23|         rule and authority of the Pope, and desirous to honor the
41   8”,23|      against the principle of the Pope. The Papists, again, wish
42   8”,23|           monarchal status of the Pope, follow our authorities
43   8”,23|         Canons. So the Bishop, or Pope, of Rome is the ultimate
44   8”,23|           Binius, and Belarminus. Pope Nicholas, again, in writing
45   8”,23|        Patriarchs and even of the Pope himself. So, then, with
46   8”,23|    quarreling oftentimes with the Pope, did not claim any such
47   8”,23|      Bishop of Constantinople, as Pope Nicholas above garbles and
48   8”,23|        Leo the Great, who was the Pope of Rome, and his legates
49   8”,23|           that the legates of the Pope, though they had previously
50   8”,23|  ecclesiastical affairs, lend the Pope a special privilege of authority
51   8”,23|         Great upon Silvester, the Pope of Rome, as they allege —
52   8”,23|        the Council of Carthage to Pope Celestinus. Ap. c. LXXXIII,
53   8”,23|           Peter the legate of the Pope called Tarasius the Ecumenical
54   8”,23|         Adrian (or Nicholas), the Pope of Rome.” The title of Ecumenical,”
55   8”,23|    Paschasinus, the legate of the Pope, which is as much as to
56   8”,23|         any time in his life, nor Pope Celestinus in writing against
57   8”,23|         their great pontifex, the Pope of Rome named Honorius.
58   8”,23|        joined hands in condemning Pope Honorius. Again, the one
59   8”,23|   Honorius was anathematized. And Pope Agatho in writing to Pogonatus
60   8”,23|  Catholicism who make much of the Pope. It may be restated here
61   8”,23|         restated here as follows: Pope Honorius either was a heretic
62   8”,23|       here, admittedly, we have a Pope who erred in regard to the
63   8”,23|     legendary inerrability of the Pope as regarding matters of
64   8”,23|    Accordingly I omit saying that Pope Marcellinus was an idolater;
65   8”,23| Marcellinus was an idolater; that Pope Liberius was an Arian; that
66   8”,23|       Liberius was an Arian; that Pope Anastasius II collaborated
67   8”,23|           addition, Adrian I, the Pope of Rome, in his letter to
68   8”,23|       attended it, and so did the Pope of Rome through his legates (
69   8”,23|       Council. The legates of the Pope, too, confirmed it as the
70   8”,23|           Ecumenical Council; and Pope Innocent III says in reference
71   8”,23|         men were representing the Pope at this Council, and that
72   8”,23|          acting as legates of the Pope, but even c. III of this
73   8”,23|        and representatives of the Pope of Rome attending it (concerning
74   8”,23|     Corinth acted in place of the Pope at this Council, not because
75   8”,23|          they were subject to the Pope, by any reason of their
76   8”,23|       everything, seeing that the Pope of Rome has decreed many
77   8”,23| Chrysostom in his first letter to Pope Innocence, and also by St.
78   8”,23|          Canon let the two-horned Pope of Rome learn how antichristian
79   8”,23|          has mentioned them. Even Pope Adrian accepts this one
80   8”,23|          he himself is styled the Pope. Yet bearded Popes did not
81   8”,23|        witness to this fact being Pope Gelasius growing a beard,
82   8”,23|     wafers) states that a certain Pope by the name of Peter on
83   8”,23|      emperors, nor the letters of Pope Gregory to Germanus and
84   8”,23|        Gregory to Germanus and of Pope Adrian to the present Council,
85   8”,23|            but of the old Law, as Pope Gregory II says in writing
86   8”,23|           For they boast that the Pope manufactures pictures from
87   8”,23|           reverenced it; and that Pope Urban sent another picture
88   8”,23|           admitted as a fact that Pope Gregory in his letter to
89   8”,23|         ch. 12, of Dogmatics; and Pope Agatho in his fifteenth