These are conserved by a unique custom, in memory of an attempt made by a concile general of the church, held in Lyon in 1274, to reconcile the Latin and Greek forms of religion.
Footnote 66: In the first book of the Histoire du Concilede Pise, M.
Lenfant has given the version of this curious epistle, (Concile de Pise, tom.
I have only seen Lenfant's abstract of these acts, (Concile de Constance, tom.
See Baschet, Journal du Concilede Trente; the Appendix has a valuable bibliography of the history of the Council of Trent.
Reform in the collation of benefices was one of the important deliberations of the Council of Trent (Baguenault de la Puchesse, “Le Concile de Trente,” R.
Lansac’s instructions, which outline the policy of France, are in Baschet, Journal du Concile de Trente, etc.
Here are two new works on the Council of Trent: Histoire du Concile de Trente, par M.
Le Concile Oecumenique, son Importance dans le Temps Present, is the title of a work equally well known in Germany and in France.
Finally, the Abbe Jaugey, in his Petit Traite Theologique sur leConcile Oecumenique, appears to have addressed himself to the class commonly known as "worldly people.
Another work not less remarkable is by Monseigneur Deschamps, Archbishop of Malines, and entitled, L'Infaillibilite et le Concile General.
On a eu le Brigandage d'Ephese, ce qui n'a pas empeche d'avoir eu ensuite un vrai Concile de ce nom.
And thus the Jesuit historian of the Pope can already say, "Mon Concile est fait.
Le Concile ne marche pas, mais il intrigue, I heard a Frenchman say this morning.
Leibnitz used to call even the Council of Trent a "concile de contrabande;" the way in which this last Council is to be brought on the stage would make the designation for the first time fully applicable.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "concile" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
