Council,  Canon

 1   2”,6 |          who have previously been condemned by the Church on certain
 2   2”,6 |      excluded from communion, nor condemned, nor previously charged
 3   3”,5 |           all those who have been condemned by the holy Council, or
 4   4    |         Leo, Bishop of Rome. They condemned and consigned to anathema
 5   6    |        time in Rome. This Council condemned Sergius, Pyrrhus, Paul,
 6   7”,1 |           truth they courageously condemned also Apolinarius the monstrous
 7   7”,1 |        Council by a vote of piety condemned those who teach their laities
 8   7”,50|        human beings who have been condemned to death. For it is a piece
 9   7”,80|          with such addition, were condemned by the Council which was
10   7”,90|         these poisonous herbs are condemned as murderesses. Athenagoras,
11   7”,92| unwittingly, and she is not to be condemned as adulteress. Hence she
12   8”,13|        the ground that they stand condemned by the Father, and by the
13   8”,13|        excommunicated, as persons condemned on this account by the Holy
14   8”,16|      insist upon it, they must be condemned to a penance. Likewise as
15   8”,23|   tendency to attempt adultery is condemned, in that He says: “Whosoever
16   8”,23|        the present Second Council condemned him, since his followers
17   8”,23|        the Creed of Nestorius was condemned in the Third and Fourth
18   8”,23|    Councils, we reply that it was condemned, true enough, but only as
19   8”,23|         accepted this definition, condemned the addition in the Creed,
20   8”,23|       resignation, but as persons condemned for things they have been
21   8”,23|         held in Ephesus of having condemned Nestorius without a trial,
22   8”,23|         against him properly, but condemned him without due investigation;
23   8”,23|        Eighth by the Latins, also condemned him (Act 10). Moreover,
24   8”,23|        been so blinded as to have condemned one unjustly whom they had
25   8”,23|         silent if the Council had condemned Honorius unjustly? Again,
26   8”,23|         the things that have been condemned is suited to us for the
27   8”,23|           mundane guise, or to be condemned to be denied the right to
28   8”,23| impairment of the books, which is condemned to excommunication by the
29   8”,23|       those persons deserve to be condemned, and are indeed inordinate
30   8”,23|        necessity, he is not to be condemned; but if he should stay there
31   8”,23|           guilty of theft, he was condemned to an exquisite death (Acts,