Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |          each local Church. In the fourth century, many new dioceses
 2   1    |          or Greek, composed in the fourth and fifth centuries agree
 3   1”,7 |            as saying, let him have fourth place in the sequence of
 4   2”,3 |            c. XXVIII (i.e., of the Fourth Ec. C). merely confirmed
 5   2”,3 |         Read also c. XXVIII of the Fourth.~ ~ ~
 6   3    |     manifest by the minutes of the Fourth Council, on p. 61 of the
 7   4    |                                    Fourth Ecumenical Council. ~Prolegomena.~
 8   4    |            The holy and Ecumenical Fourth Council was held in Chalcedon,
 9   4”,7 |          and c. XVI of the present Fourth.~ ~ ~
10   4”,17|          into desuetude after this Fourth Ec. C. was held, as we said
11   4”,17|           and c. IX of the present Fourth Ec. C.~ ~ ~
12   4”,28|      Interpretation.~Since at this Fourth Council c. III of the Second
13   4”,29|            In Act 4 of the present Fourth Council it is written (on
14   6    |          of the body — just as the Fourth Ecumenical Council had dogmatized,
15   7”,1 |      Fathers of the Third[131] and Fourth, and Fifth, and Sixth Council;[
16   7”,3 |     January last past, in the last fourth Indiction, in the year six
17   7”,3 |           month of January, in the fourth Indiction, in regard to
18   7”,17|       month of January of the last fourth induction, not a single
19   7”,17|          month of January, and the fourth indiction last past (for
20   7”,35|          third, the one of Antioch fourth, and the one of Jerusalem
21   7”,64|           For it is written in the Fourth Book of Kings: “And Manasseh
22   8”,23|       Ephesus a Patriarch, but the Fourth Ecumenical Council disregarded
23   8”,23|           Canon pervertedly in the Fourth Council. Nevertheless, we
24   8”,23|         recovering a little on the fourth day, called his nephew and
25   8”,23|             Also, according to the fourth decree of the third title
26   8”,23|          second senses, but in the fourth and fifth senses it has
27   8”,23|          of the 4th, but after the Fourth Ec. C. such a synod ceased
28   8”,23|             in ordinance 29 of the fourth Title of Book I (Photius
29   8”,23|           own metropolitans in the Fourth Ec. C. — an authority which
30   8”,23|         condemned in the Third and Fourth Councils, we reply that
31   8”,23|          to the Prolegomena of the Fourth Ec. C. But note that the
32   8”,23|        needed to explain them. The Fourth Council, again, was faced
33   8”,23|          of the Fifth Council; the fourth was lower Iberia, as having
34   8”,23|    Monophysites in the case of the Fourth Ec. C.~ ~  [82] This holy
35   8”,23|      signed by the prelates in the fourth act of the present Council.
36   8”,23|         pillar of Orthodoxy in the Fourth Ec. C., so and in like manner
37   8”,23|       definition of Orthodoxy (Act fourth of the Seventh Council).
38   8”,23|           the Third Ec. C. But the Fourth Council did not make Leo’
39   8”,23|           did not anathematize the Fourth Ec. C., or because they
40   8”,23|          also in Act 6 of the same Fourth Council, except that it
41   8”,23| immediately or not long after this Fourth Ec. Council was held. That
42   8”,23|           sacred, according to the fourth Institute (or introduction
43   8”,23|           is why, in Act 16 of the Fourth Council, the Bishop of Laodicea,
44   8”,23|         appears from Act 13 of the Fourth Ec. C., many scandals arose
45   8”,23|          to the letter of the same Fourth Council addressed to Leo.
46   8”,23|          legates resented, in this Fourth Council, wherefore they
47   8”,23|                113] Note that this Fourth Council in its Act 15 promulgated
48   8”,23|          is why the Fathers of the Fourth Ecumenical Council did not
49   8”,23|        himself acknowledged at the Fourth Ecumenical Council that
50   8”,23|          called the Fathers of the Fourth Ecumenical Council Nestorians
51   8”,23|           lived in the time of the Fourth Council, and therefore subsequently
52   8”,23|            III of the 4th. But the Fourth Council renewed it. When
53   8”,23|  Theodosius made a law (before the Fourth and the present Council
54   8”,23|          express command.” But the Fourth Ecum. C. reduced these sixty
55   8”,23|            but not even before the Fourth Ecum. C. was there any separate
56   8”,23|              but even insinuates a fourth person into the Trinity,
57   8”,23|           its sixth act and in its fourth; and also by Adrian, in
58   8”,23|    heretics see the Preface to the Fourth Ecum. C.~ ~  [244] They
59   8”,23|         this word from the saint’s fourth letter to Caius. Yes, indeed,
60   8”,23|           the third chapter of the fourth book of the Injunctions.