Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |           of those local councils accepted by these ecumenical assemblies.
 2 Intro  |          made it, henceforth, the accepted order. Zonaras was above
 3 Intro  |           legislation universally accepted in the Orthodox Church did
 4 Intro  |   alterations would not have been accepted in the East because of a
 5   1”,8 |          thus c. LXVI of Carthage accepted the Donatists with an imposition
 6   1”,14|           are intimates, and have accepted the faith, and are nominally
 7   2    |          Councils held thereafter accepted the Creed of the First and
 8   2”,5 |           the Westerners, we have accepted also those in Antioch who
 9   2”,5 |           Fathers of this Council accepted the Tome of the Westerners,
10   2”,5 |           and in like manner they accepted also the definition of the
11   2”,7 |    manifestly heretics, the Canon accepted them without rebaptism “
12   2”,7 | Dioscorites, and Severians may be accepted after anathematizing their
13   3”,8 |         account. For, once having accepted the responsibility of sacerdotal
14   4”,20|          well as the clergyman he accepted, shall be excommunicated
15   7”,2 |           and as a matter of fact accepted and validated by the holy
16   7”,2 |          the Fathers preceding it accepted and sanctioned (for it excludes
17   7”,16|         others among the Jews who accepted the Old Testament, not as
18   7”,17|           the one who illogically accepted him be deposed from office.~(
19   7”,39|          the present Canon, to be accepted without examination, and
20   7”,39|    promise they make to God to be accepted as reliable and representative
21   7”,67|        who have been approved and accepted after tests (for many books
22   8    |           later repented and were accepted by it. So that in all there
23   8”,8 |           decree that he shall be accepted and his children shall be
24   8”,8 |          thus, they are not to be accepted under any other circumstances
25   8”,8 |        Christian, he is not to be accepted thus until he has paid his
26   8”,23|     Pentapolis in Upper Libya had accepted the opinion of Sabellius,
27   8”,23|         insists that penitents be accepted thus with laying on of hands,
28   8”,23|     concession) that this Council accepted the Novatians, as St. Basil
29   8”,23|           that heretics are to be accepted by the process of laying
30   8”,23|        holy Pope of Rome Leo, who accepted it.~ ~  [52] This Maximus
31   8”,23|       Canon says that the Council accepted (though this definition
32   8”,23|           Antiochian Council were accepted, so too its above definition
33   8”,23|       Council, in its Canon VIII, accepted these Novatians with a mere
34   8”,23|    principle, this Second Council accepted them only after they had
35   8”,23|         that c. VIII of the First accepted the Novatians, by an imposition
36   8”,23|       catholic Church ought to be accepted only after an imposition
37   8”,23|       fact that the Third Council accepted this Creed and did not object
38   8”,23|         all of them have likewise accepted and recognized this dogma,
39   8”,23|         this? The Councils, which accepted the Creed of the First and
40   8”,23|     Macedon, in the year 879, and accepted that Council’s definition,
41   8”,23|       Pope himself, I say, having accepted this definition, condemned
42   8”,23|  supplicants as strangers we have accepted the protection” (Note of
43   8”,23|       Theodoulos of Makre, though accepted without examination by Patriarch
44   8”,23|          of Anchialos, it was not accepted, but, on the contrary, was
45   8”,23|           epistle, yet it was not accepted by this Council simply as
46   8”,23|   Theodore of Mopsuestia, whom it accepted as a saint and Orthodox
47   8”,23|         Sixth Ec. C. admitted and accepted the condemnation of Honorius
48   8”,23|           earth recognized it and accepted it — a fact which serves
49   8”,23|            have nevertheless been accepted by all the Church — and
50   8”,23|      likewise been recognized and accepted by the Church.~ ~  [134]
51   8”,23|          time also recognized and accepted all the Canons of local
52   8”,23| Ecumenical Council recognized and accepted the declarations of St.
53   8”,23|        hate each other from being accepted as disciples of Christ.
54   8”,23|           who, for goodness’ sake accepted it, making allowances for
55   8”,23|          moral, and that the Lord accepted it as a matter of compromise