Council,  Canon

 1   1    |        Meletian schism. ~Of all the Acts of this Council, which,
 2   1    |             never were any official acts besides these. But the accounts
 3   1”,14|           also even whatever sinful acts they committed before becoming
 4   3”,5 |           own Bishops, for improper acts, and to whom Nestorius and
 5   4    |        volume comprises the sixteen Acts of this same Council which
 6   4”,2 |            thus acquired. If anyone acts as middleman or intermediary
 7   4”,9 |          the Bishop. Let anyone who acts contrary hereto be liable
 8   4”,18|      recorded by sacred Luke in the Acts of the Apostles (Acts 23:
 9   4”,18|           the Acts of the Apostles (Acts 23:21) wherein the latter
10   4”,24|          held responsible for their acts and liable to the penalties
11   5    |             were contained in eight Acts written in Latin, and, according
12   6    |         being comprised in eighteen Acts (p. 527 of the second volume
13   7    |          following, as confirmed by Acts 2 and 4 and 8 of the Seventh
14   7”,16|           16.~ Since in the Book of Acts the Apostles instruct us
15   7”,16|            one: witness the Book of Acts. In the course of fittingly
16   7”,16|             the text of the Book of Acts being as follows: “And in
17   7”,16|           set before the Apostles” (Acts 6:1–6). In the course of
18   7”,16|             recorded in the Book of Acts. The Fathers of the present
19   7”,16|            deacons contained in the Acts of the Apostles, they found
20   7”,16|             dining) tables. For the Acts say: “In those days, because
21   7”,63|            the baptism of the Lord (Acts 28:25), and Aquilas and
22   7”,66|              Lev. ch. 17 and 18:13; Acts 15:28–29). We therefore
23   8”,4 |           to give than to receive” (Acts 20:33, 35). Wherefore we
24   8”,7 |    Christians was followed by other acts of impiety. For precisely
25   8”,8 |      Sabbath and doing other Jewish acts, we decree that these persons
26   8”,15|             them who were with me” (Acts 20:34). Accordingly, what
27   8”,15|            Matt. 6:24; 1 Cor. 7:20; Acts 20:34.)~ ~Interpretation.~
28   8”,23| ecclesiastical order, but only with acts of assistance as servants
29   8”,23|            second part contains its acts, which were seven, according
30   8”,23|             decreed that all sacred acts performed in the world are
31   8”,23|           them” (Discourse 3 on the Acts, p. 627 of vol. IV). According
32   8”,23|          Honorius together with the Acts of the Sixth Ecum. C. and
33   8”,23|          manner performed the human acts. For though as a God He
34   8”,23|             a human being the human acts, yet it was neither as a
35   8”,23|            that He willed the human acts, but, instead, it was as
36   8”,23|            and energizing the human acts, being by nature capable
37   8”,23|        willing and energizing human acts as a human being. For each
38   8”,23|           to some place and therein acts instead of the abbot himself.~   ~[
39   8”,23|          all these sacred rites and acts inevitably involve the impartation
40   8”,23|          and more particular sacred acts of holy orders were included
41   8”,23|      sanctification, and the sacred acts of holy orders which it
42   8”,23|         Peter, sacrifice, and eat” (Acts 10:13; 11:7). What should
43   8”,23|          thousand pieces of silver (Acts 19:18). The penalties provided
44   8”,23|           account of his lascivious acts was arrested by the king
45   8”,23|       connection with all the eight Acts of the present Council said
46   8”,23|          and the like, according to Acts 4, 5, and 6 of the 7th Ecum.
47   8”,23|          have read these particular Acts searchingly, but have found
48   8”,23|             saying, St. Paul in the Acts says that the Lord said
49   8”,23|    condemned to an exquisite death (Acts, ch. 5).~ ~  [284] He cannot,