Council,  Canon

 1   1”,8 |  bestowed upon him, according to Epiphanius, Haer. 59, and Augustine,
 2   7”,76|         act is also mentioned by Epiphanius (Haer. 30) and by Clement
 3   7”,78|            Concord.~See also St. Epiphanius (Haer. 79), who in speaking
 4   7”,95|          in the same vein divine Epiphanius, too, said that long hair
 5   8    |         Blachernae, with deacons Epiphanius and John reading it; and
 6   8”,23|        ecclesiastical action, as Epiphanius says in his Haer. 61. By
 7   8”,23|        ecclesiastical Canon. St. Epiphanius, in his Haer. 68, states
 8   8”,23|      through themselves?” Divine Epiphanius, too, says the same thing
 9   8”,23|        Jews, according to divine Epiphanius (Haer. 65), but also even
10   8”,23|         deacons do.” In addition Epiphanius (Haer. 9) says concerning
11   8”,23|        classes, according to St. Epiphanius (Haer. 73 and 74), and some
12   8”,23|        according to Theodore and Epiphanius, but an Ephesian according
13   8”,23| According to both Athanasius and Epiphanius, at times he used to say
14   8”,23|      ever-virgin. Concerning St. Epiphanius (Haer. 78) says: “Who, having
15   8”,23|   Justinian’s Novel addressed to Epiphanius of Constantinople Justinian
16   8”,23|      wine.”~Besides, even divine Epiphanius says (Haer. 61): “It is
17   8”,23|        Bishops of Constantinople Epiphanius, and Anthimus, and Menas,
18   8”,23|          226] That is why divine Epiphanius in agreement with this Canon
19   8”,23|          Cubricius, according to Epiphanius (Haeres. 66). His name was
20   8”,23|          Aquarians, according to Epiphanius (Haer. 47). See also c.
21   8”,23|          face. Hence it was that Epiphanius blamed the Massalians for
22   8”,23|  above-mentioned year.~ ~  [257] Epiphanius, the Deacon of Catana, in
23   8”,23|   Council replied through Deacon Epiphanius, by asserting that it did