Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |       of Nicea, Constantinople, Ephesus, and Chalcedon as well as
 2 Intro  |       of Nicea, Constantinople, Ephesus, and Chalcedon as well as
 3 Intro  |   seventh century by Stephen of Ephesus and completed during the
 4 Intro  |       issued by the Councils of Ephesus and Chalcedon, we also have
 5 Intro  |       to the work of Stephen of Ephesus, the Synopsis, edited by
 6   3    |       Third Council was held in Ephesus, a city situated in Asia,
 7   3    |        Jerusalem, and Memnon of Ephesus. The Council was convoked
 8   3”,6 |  enacted in the holy Council in Ephesus concerning anyone, the holy
 9   3”,6 | question in the Council held in Ephesus, are to be deposed from
10   4    |      the Third Council, held in Ephesus, but indeed also the letter
11   4    |    previously been assembled in Ephesus A.D. 448, at which Dioscorus
12   4    |  Flavian, and those endorsed in Ephesus by the Latrocinium (or Robber
13   7”,2 |       time in the metropolis of Ephesus, and the six hundred and
14   7”,38|         Fathers who convened in Ephesus long ago shall be preserved
15   8”,23|   Ailourus called the Bishop of Ephesus a Patriarch, but the Fourth
16   8”,23|     Caesarea, of Cappadocia, of Ephesus, of Thessalonica, and of
17   8”,23|    those of the council held in Ephesus, “the holy Synod of the
18   8”,23|         to Antioch with Paul of Ephesus Theodoret wrote to John
19   8”,23|       as follows. St. Marcus of Ephesus in the fifth Act of the
20   8”,23|        assembled in the city of Ephesus provided that it was necessary
21   8”,23|         out by divine Marcus of Ephesus and by Bessarion of Nicaea
22   8”,23|      all. Even divine Marcus of Ephesus in Florence appears to allow
23   8”,23|         why Isaac the Bishop of Ephesus told Michael, the first
24   8”,23|        of Caesarea, Cappadocia, Ephesus, Thessalonica, and Corinth)
25   8”,23|  ordained Heracleides Bishop of Ephesus, and by going to Ephesus
26   8”,23|        Ephesus, and by going to Ephesus and returning to Constantinople
27   8”,23|      too, and Memnon, Bishop of Ephesus (who acted as the primate
28   8”,23|          many scandals arose in Ephesus on account of the illegal
29   8”,23|        or Robber Synod, held in Ephesus, placed the Bishop of Constantinople
30   8”,23|     accused the Council held in Ephesus of having condemned Nestorius
31   8”,23|      and most learned Marcus of Ephesus replied to the Latins at
32   8”,23|         Council who convened in Ephesus the first time, because
33   8”,23|     Council in the same city of Ephesus, appointing the Archbishop
34   8”,23|        be burned up, just as at Ephesus believers burnt books on