The Councils of the Church: From the Council of Jerusalem A.D. 51 to the Council of Constantinople A.D. 381, Chiefly as to Their Constitution, But Also as to Their Objects and History

Parker, 1857 - 353 Seiten

Needs of the Church must be remedied by the Church	7

Decisions on doctrine part of the office of the Clergy	21

Presbyters have the same inherent authority of teaching	33

Antiquity of Apostolic Canon enjoining annual Councils	39

Frequency of Elections and so of Synods	47

Subscription of Bishops to the condemnation of the Monta	53

ང	56

Second Council on Origen	58

Appeal of S Cyril to larger Synod	193

Council of Seleucia	194

Arian Council of Constantinople realters Creed	204

It gave the care of the East to Asterius of the West to Eusebius	218

189	230

Bishops of Italy write to the Bishops of Illyricum to join	235

S Basils efforts to reunite the Church by consent of Bishops	243

Councils held on Eustathius of Sebastia	254

Council on restoration of penitents	66

Council of Numidia on heretical Baptism	72

Causes heard publickly before not by the people	86

Unauthoritative influence of Christian laymen	89

Council of Arles from the whole West	97

Subsequent influence of Council of Nice	109

CHAPTER V	115

No reference to the Laity in matters of doctrine	125

Council to frame fourth Eusebian Creed	131

Arian Council of Philippopolis	147

73283	149

Arian Council of Arles A D 353	156

Council of Beziers A D 356	163

his fall	172

Object of Constantius in gathering new Synods	180

Letters of communion everywhere given by Bishops	261

Synod of Arian Bishops gathered against S Basil	268

Council at Rome against Apollinaris	276

Ecclesiastical causes to be heard by Synods	282

Anabaptism made open question by Donatist Council	288

S Ambrose holds Council in behalf of one traduced	295

Maximus the Cynic his irregular consecration and expulsion	298

Eminent Bishops Meletius President	304

Macedonian Bishops	311

Tome of the Westerns its meaning	317

Emperor names Bishops as centres of communion	323

The Council of Aquileia asks Emperors to remove those con	331

Council of Constantinople A D 482	339

Synodical letter against Timotheus and Apollinaris 844	346

Council of Constantinople gives rest to the Church	353

Titel	The Councils of the Church: From the Council of Jerusalem A.D. 51 to the Council of Constantinople A.D. 381, Chiefly as to Their Constitution, But Also as to Their Objects and History
Autor/in	Edward Bouverie Pusey
Verlag	Parker, 1857
Original von	Princeton University
Digitalisiert	21. Apr. 2008
Länge	353 Seiten

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