Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |     constitutes volume 14 in The Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers,
 2   2    |      renewed the doctrine of the Nicene Council, on the ground of
 3   2    |         the Creed adopted by the Nicene Council, and adding the
 4   2”,2 |        of the Antiochians in the Nicene Canons being kept inviolate,
 5   2”,2 |        the Canon (sc. VI) of the Nicene Council; and the metropolitans
 6   2”,2 |      diocese in question, as the Nicene Council has decreed (c.
 7   2”,2 |    involved in the decree of the Nicene Council that no bishop shall
 8   2”,5 | confirming the holy Creed of the Nicene Fathers and anathematizing
 9   4    | following the Creed of the First Nicene Council and that of the
10   8”,23|         Alexandria, this present Nicene Council renewed the ancient
11   8”,23|        added to the Creed of the Nicene Council that statement,
12   8”,23|        subsequently to the First Nicene Council were divided into
13   8”,23|     Council for the faith of the Nicene Fathers to be delivered
14   8”,23|         Creed in English) of the Nicene Council, according to Socrates (
15   8”,23|        Creed than the one of the Nicene Council, but that it is
16   8”,23|          the venerability of the Nicene Creed, and towards the definition
17   8”,23|         same venerability of the Nicene Creed, however, and this
18   8”,23|     faith other than that of the Nicene Council, yet, inasmuch as
19   8”,23|    single Creed, called only the Nicene Creed; but not so with the
20   8”,23|      lesson (that is to say, the Nicene Creed) was emphasized by
21   8”,23|        preferred anything to the Nicene faith, but, on the contrary,
22   8”,23|       Symbol of Faith called the Nicene Creed. But for anyone to