Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |          Emperor Justinian which confirmed the juridical validity of
 2   2    |         the Church, indefinitely confirmed by c. I of the 4th, but
 3   2”,3 |        the Fourth Ec. C). merely confirmed this.[51] Read also c. XXVIII
 4   3    |        In addition, this Council confirmed the condemnation of Pelagius
 5   3    |        the Church, and they were confirmed indefinitely in c. I of
 6   4    |         its Act 15, ratified and confirmed by name and definitely by
 7   4”,1 |         the Church should remain confirmed. See also what is said of
 8   4”,16|        make with one another are confirmed by the name of God being
 9   7    |     Canons are the following, as confirmed by Acts 2 and 4 and 8 of
10   7    |        Canon I. They are further confirmed by three Popes, namely,
11   7    |        own c. XII. They are also confirmed or attested by Cedrenus,
12   7    |       the proof.” They were also confirmed or attested by the interpreters
13   7    |        to have been attested and confirmed by the whole catholic Church,
14   7”,2 |        after having ratified and confirmed in its Canon I the definitions
15   7”,19|          definitions adopted and confirmed by Councils and the dogmas
16   7”,28|        states that this was also confirmed by the Council held in Nicaea.
17   7”,30|       Council in its c. XII, and confirmed, and that Council adds that
18   7”,44|       modeled after God, and has confirmed this with undeviating strict
19   7”,44|           and with firm vows has confirmed this choice of hers, and
20   8”,20|        truth, in so far as it is confirmed by the style in the beginning
21   8”,23|          is further attested and confirmed by the edition of Isidorus
22   8”,23| Mercantor; and lastly it is also confirmed by the translation made
23   8”,23|      council (that have not been confirmed by an ecumenical council,
24   8”,23|   acquitted Athanasius and Paul, confirmed the faith of the Fathers
25   8”,23|         of reality they actually confirmed their own words by what
26   8”,23|         his office.” But this is confirmed also by the exarch of this
27   8”,23|       definition. The definition confirmed the letter. All that was
28   8”,23|    Bishop of Constantinople were confirmed and ratified not only by
29   8”,23|        legates of the Pope, too, confirmed it as the Sixth at the Seventh
30   8”,23|          Eutyches. Hence he even confirmed the cacodoxy of the latter,
31   8”,23|      Cyril of Jerusalem. This is confirmed by the fact that the habit
32   8”,23|      appeared. This same view is confirmed also by Dositheus (p. 655
33   8”,23|     Dionysius the Areopagite are confirmed as genuine by the present