Council,  Canon

 1   1    |             Canon 8: concerns the Novatians. ~Canon 9: Certain sins
 2   1”,8 |     called Puritans here were the Novatians.[12] The man Novatian himself
 3   1”,8 |   misbelief were called after him Novatians. These facts being assumed
 4   1”,8 |     asserts that in case any such Novatians join the catholic Church,
 5   2”,7 |  Macedonians, and Sabbatians, and Novatians, those calling themselves
 6   2”,7 |       stipulation in writing from Novatians particularly in its c. VIII),
 7   2”,7 |           Laodicea too would have Novatians and Quartodecimans returning
 8   2”,7 |        heresies — as may also the Novatians, that is to say, and the
 9   7”,94|      Monotheletes, as well as the Novatians and the Macedonians, and
10   8”,23|          is also evident from the Novatians, who were ousted from the
11   8”,23|         this Council accepted the Novatians, as St. Basil notes in his
12   8”,23|       Sisinius, the Bishop of the Novatians, together with Emperor Julian,
13   8”,23|       Marcianus the bishop of the Novatians in Constantinople. Even
14   8”,23| Sabbatians, though they were also Novatians. These Novatians are called
15   8”,23|        were also Novatians. These Novatians are called Aristeri, this
16   8”,23|        Canon VIII, accepted these Novatians with a mere confession,
17   8”,23|         order to avoid making the Novatians loath to return to Orthodoxy
18   8”,23|       according to Theodoret, the Novatians did not anoint themselves
19   8”,23|         of the First accepted the Novatians, by an imposition of the
20   8”,23|         this Council decrees that Novatians returning to the fold must
21   8”,23|         to Paul the bishop of the Novatians in Constantinople, pretending