Book, Chapter

 1      II, XXXV   |      exercise of persecution. The bishops were driven into exile:
 2      II, XXXV   |        Three hundred and eighteen bishops were there assembled: the
 3      II, XXXVI  |        Gaul. But ere long, eighty bishops, assembling together in
 4      II, XXXVI  |          Constantine: he orders39 bishops from the whole world to
 5      II, XXXVII |    opinion. Now, that part of the bishops which followed the Arians
 6      II, XXXVIII| unconquerable; for almost all the bishops of the two Pannonias, and
 7      II, XXXVIII|           and many of the Eastern bishops, and those throughout all
 8      II, XXXIX  |         at that time, councils of bishops were held by our friends
 9      II, XXXIX  |           investigation among the bishops as to the true faith.But
10      II, XXXIX  |           be instituted among the bishops as to the true faith. But
11      II, XL     |      still no agreement among the bishops concerning the faith.~
12      II, XLI    |           and rather more Western bishops were summoned or compelled
13      II, XLI    |     matter of admiration that the bishops had nothing of their own,
14      II, XLI    |    subject in hand. After all the bishops had been collected together,
15      II, XLII   |    emperor ordered almost all the bishops to assemble at Seleucia,
16      II, XLII   |           present among the other bishops, the means of a public conveyance
17      II, XLII   |           commanded to gather all bishops to the council, sent him
18      II, XLIV   |      counsels. He argued that the bishops were now in the seventh
19      II, XLV    |          and while almost all the bishops publicly owned the error
20      II, XLVI   |       Spain, and even some of the bishops came under its depraving
21      II, XLVII  |         which even the Aquitanian bishops were present. But the heretics
22      II, XLVII  |         Instantius and Salivanus, bishops, with Helpidius and Priscillian,
23      II, XLVII  |     seeing that the decree of the bishops was brought to the knowledge
24      II, XLVII  |         them who bore the name of bishops gave way of their own accord,
25      II, XLVIII |         got the better of the two bishops, who were at that time possessed
26      II, XLIX   |          avoid being heard by the bishops, appealed to the emperor.
27      II, XLIX   |    reserved the hearing for other bishops, and should not have transferred
28      II, L      |      brought before the king. The bishops Ydacius and Ithacius followed
29      II, L      |     heretics by a sentence of the bishops, they should have been expelled
30      II, LI     |      excite against him among the bishops, it he should stand forth
31      II, LI     |         had been condemned by the bishops, was transported to the
32      II, LI     |        discord, especially of the bishops, while everything was corrupted