Council,  Canon

 1   1    |    writings were also branded with anathema, his books were cast into
 2   4    |         condemned and consigned to anathema unfortunate Eutyches, an
 3   4    |           blessed Theodoret said: “Anathema to Nestorius, and to whoever
 4   7”,1 |           by-pass them, let him be anathema, in accordance with the
 5   7”,1 |            oppose them, let him be anathema, they say, and be removed
 6   7”,2 | excommunication, or deposition, or anathema, he that corrupts or suppresses
 7   8”,1 |          have received, let him be anathema” (Gal. 1:8). Seeing that
 8   8”,1 |         whomsoever they consign to anathema; and we too depose whomsoever
 9   8”,5 |       layman or a monk, let him be anathema­tized.”~(Ap. c. XXIX; c.
10   8”,23|          Ec. C. which placed under anathema any addition to the Creed
11   8”,23|    whatsoever in the Creed with an anathema, as did the Third Ecum.
12   8”,23|   violation of law and is under an anathema, not only because it is
13   8”,23|           addition thereinto under anathema. That is why sacred Theophylactus
14   8”,23|          Paul, and placed under an anathema those who might dare to
15   8”,23|          natural union, let him be anathema.” After, I say, he uttered
16   8”,23|         and deems blasphemous: for anathema anyone that praises these
17   8”,23|         other person, are under an anathema. Notice, however, that the