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 1      II, XXXV  |   existence. To meet this evil, a synod was convened from the whole
 2      II, XXXVI |          present as deacon at the Synod of Nicaea. For they added
 3      II, XXXVI |    condemned by a sentence of the Synod. Now, it was not doubtful
 4      II, XXXVI |         Constantine dies, but the Synod, called together while he
 5      II, XXXVI |           of the Church after the Synod at Sardes, entering into
 6      II, XXXVII|     altogether the decrees of the Synod of Sardes. For a certain
 7      II, XL    |         after their own views the Synod of Nicaea, and by the addition
 8      II, XL    |    upholder of our views, and the Synod of Nice was regarded as
 9      II, XLI   | Accordingly, the emperor orders a Synod to assemble at Ariminum,
10      II, XLI   |   entirety, for discussion l in a Synod.~
11      II, XLII  |           Theodulus. But when the Synod was over, an embassy was
12      II, XLIII |           should not dissolve the Synod, until all professed by
13      II, XLV   |       found the deputies from the Synod of Seleucia, and compel
14      II, XLV   |          who had acknowledged the Synod of Ariminum, he thought
15      II, XLVII |          not worthy of mention, a Synod was assembled at Saragossa,
16      II, XLVII |      along with themselves in the Synod at Saragossa. This they
17      II, XLIX  |   affected should be brought to a Synod at Bordeaux. Accordingly,