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 1 Int     | Constantius. The emperor granted a Council, which met at Milan in a.d.
 2 Int     |        going to Alexandria where a Council was to be held under the
 3 Int     |         the synodal letters of the Council of Alexandria, but, finding
 4 Int     |          policy of the Alexandrian Council. By this Council it had
 5 Int     |       Alexandrian Council. By this Council it had been determined that
 6 18(4116)|     savouring of heterodoxy by the Council of Antioch (264–269) which
 7 19      |        After these proceedings the Council was dissolved. All returned
 8 19(4119)|          appear at every Synod and Council from 330 till about 370,
 9 19      |     believers? We know that at the Council of Nicæa, which was assembled
10 19      |           is not dependent on that Council. This being so, how could
11 20(4127)|        σιος in the sentence of the Council.~
12 20(4128)|         eighty. At the time of the Council he was the most learned
13 20      |       living who took part in that Council. And if that is not enough,
14 20      |        names of the bishops of the Council of Nicæa, we find that those
15 20      |           point out how, after the Council of Nicæa, they relapsed
16 20      |         was owing to them that the Council was convened, and their
17 20      |          were published before the Council, remain even to the present
18 20(4129)|        bishopric of Antioch by the Council of Seleucia, a.d. 359; but
19 23(4143)|      Cyprian would admit none. The Council was held at Carthage a.d.
20 25(4159)|     against Cyprian’s views by the Council of Arles (a.d. 314), which
21 27      |            of the true custom; the Council of Nicæa also, to which