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 1     I|       angry, and demanded of his council what he might do and make
 2     I|         ceased. And after at the Council of Chalcedon this canticle
 3     I|        Thirdly, because that the Council of Chalcedon approved it.
 4    II|      blessed Nicholas was at the Council of Nice; and on a day,as
 5    II|          king had then his great council in the castle with all his
 6   III|          prince which was of the council of the emperor: What wilt
 7   III|     scriptures apocryphal in the council of Nicene, because his martyrdom
 8   III|      Nereus is as much to say as council of light. Or Nereus is said
 9   III|        thing guilty. He was then council of light in preaching of
10   III|        sent for him to be of his council, and received him with great
11   III|           which was chief of his council and was much ruled by him,
12    IV|       This Leo the pope held the council at Chalcedon, and ordained
13    IV|      chancellor and chief of his council, and set Ethulf his son
14    IV|      then this Felix assembled a council of forty-eight bishops and
15    IV| therefore Constantine ordained a council at Nice whereas this error
16    IV|        Eusebius, and assembled a council of many bishops, and called
17    IV|       excusation of him that the council should be solemnised at
18    IV|      upon which the pope, by the council of the cardinals, consented
19    IV|           unto the time that the council should be solemnised at
20    IV|       bishop of Toulouse, to the council general, for to get of Innocent
21    IV|        that the Jews have made a council, and said: Let us abide
22    IV|         hiding place. ~cene, n., council. ~chauffed, v., Fr. chauffer,
23     V|        inhibition of the general council, the which he learned after,
24     V|      that it was ordained in the council of the bishops, that all
25     V|          all the ancient Jews to council, and showed to them this
26    VI|        the emperor, wherefor his council would that he should wed
27    VI|          quiet in the realm, the council of the land assembled for
28    VI|      matrimony.~Then was all the council right glad, and searched
29    VI|        great means to the king's council for to accomplish this marriage,
30    VI|       commons and his lords to a council tofore him, whereof he communed
31    VI|        which knew nothing of the council assembled upon the governance
32    VI|     great conscience because his council would not suffer him to
33    VI|     abbot that were of his privy council, and demanded of him the
34    VI|         and sith it pleaseth the council that I shall resign, I shall
35   VII|           and commanded that the council should depart, like as he
36   VII|       had do be assembled at the council, he took them, and therefore
37   VII|        Genoa, and he assembled a council at Lyons where he deposed
38   VII|       the emperor with his false council understood this, he waxed
39   VII|         adj., blessed.~cene, n., council.~centime, n., tenth.~chartre,