The Great Councils of the Orthodox Churches

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This volume contains the critical edition – sometimes the very first critical edition – of the Councils of the Eastern Orthodox Churches, namely those sharing the profession of faith defined in the first seven Ecumenical Councils (COGD 1). Among them one may find the Protodeutera (861), the Council of Constantinople of 879, the Tomos Unionis (920), the Local Synods of Constantinople against the Syro-Jacobites (1030) and against John Italos (1082), the Councils on ‘My Father is greater than me’ (1166), on the Filioque (1285) and on Palamas (1341-1351), the Synod of 1484, annulling the so-called union of Florence (ed. COGD 2), the Synods about Lucaris, the Panorthodox Synods of Jerusalem (1672) and Constantinople (1872), the Local Synods of Constantinople (1691 and 1755), and additional materials. It also includes the first publication of five synodika of Orthodoxy: Georgian, Bulgarian, Serbian, Russian and the Greek synodikon with a new edition of the oldest surviving version of the latter (eleventh century), which was the basis for the subsequent translations. Forword – Editor’s Note – List of Abbreviations CONCILIA 861 Concilium Constantinopolitanum – F. Lauritzen 879-80 Concilium Constantinopolitanum – P. Gemeinhardt 920 Concilium Constantinopolitanum – E. Lamberz 1030 Concilium Constantinopolitanum – F. Lauritzen 1082 Concilium Constantinopolitanum – F. Lauritzen 1166 Concilium Constantinopolitanum – R. Saccenti 1285 Concilium Constantinopolitanum – M. Stavrou 1341 Concilium Constantinopolitanum – F. Lauritzen 1347 Concilium Constantinopolitanum – F. Lauritzen 1351 Concilium Constantinopolitanum – F. Lauritzen 1484 Concilium Constantinopolitanum – S. Paschalidis 1638 Concilium Constantinopolitanum – N. Papaïliaki 1642 Concilium Constantinopolitanum – S. Paschalidis 1672 Concilium Hierosolymitanum – V. Kontouma / S. Garnier 1691 Concilium Constantinopolitanum – F. Lauritzen 1755-6 Concilium Constantinopolitanum – V. Kontouma 1872 Concilium Constantinopolitanum – M. Stavrou SYNODICA Synodicum orthodoxiae Alexii Studitae – F. Lauritzen Synodicum georgicum – B. Martin-Hisard Synodicum bulgaricum – A. M. Totomanova Synodicum serbicum – T. Subotin Golubović Synodicum russicum – K. A. Maksimovič