Examples of using A synod in English and their translations into Swedish
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In 731 Gregory III held a synod of ninety-three bishops at St. Peter's in which all persons who broke,
It was only under his successor Antony II(893-95) that a synod was held which restored reunion for a century
Paulus as bishop of Aradus, while, at a synod held at Antioch shortly before,
decide the question in a synod.
When the Catholicos Georges(680-659) visited Beth Qatraye in the middle of the seventh century to attend a synod, he ordained Isaac bishop of Nineveh far to the north in Assyria.
guardedly carried on negotiations, convened a synod at Rome and wrote to the emperor on 8 July to announce the departure of an embassy for Constantinople.
When such a synod is held to discuss canonical
He held a synod of his clergy shortly before 1066.
In or around 1160, a synod was held in Troyes.
Martyrius was at a synod in Constantinople in 536.
Eusebius had been provisionally excommunicated earlier in the year by a synod in Antioch for refusing to sign an anti- Arian creed.
At a Synod of Valence(528 or 529) Cæsarius was attacked
It is also possible that the General Secretariat request the help of a special commission to aid in the implementation of a Synod.
In accordance with the papal mandate, a synod was held at Toledo(684) in which the Third Council of Constantinople was accepted.
where Vitalian held a synod in December 667 to investigate the matter
too, should hold a synod, but it seems clear that this was Boniface's intent.
On the return of the legates, the documents they brought were received with great joy by a synod at Tyana, which embraced the Nicene faith.
led by the primate of Numidia, formed itself into a synod at Carthage and declared the consecration of the bishop invalid.
his objections were adopted by a synod held there, and were sent to Cyril as the official view of all the Oriental bishops.
gave orders for a synod, which was held in Bordeaux in 384.