Metaphysical Terms, but expressed by Words, which all Men understood; and, lastly, that it was quite idle to quarrel and make so much Noise about a Word (meaning the Word _consubstantial_) which none of the inspired Writers had thought fit to make use of in explaining the Mysteries of our holy Religion[890]. What Answer the Council returned, I can find no-where recorded. But a Motion being made soon after to condemn and anathematize the _Arian_ and all other Heresies, _Ursacius_ and his Party opposed it; which alarmed the Orthodox Bishops, concluding from thence, that whatever Expressions they made use of, their Belief was different from that of the Catholic Church. [Sidenote: _which is rejected_;] They therefore resolved to hearken to them no longer; and accordingly, without the least Regard to their Remonstrances and Protestations, they condemned, with one Consent, all Heresies in general, and that of _Arius_ in particular; declared heretical the Confession of Faith presented by _Ursacius_ and _Valens_; confirmed that of _Nice_, and ordered the Word _consubstantial_ to be retained, since the true Meaning of it might be sufficiently gathered from several Passages in Scripture[891]. [Sidenote: _and they condemned and deposed_.] They did not stop here; but, transported with Zeal on the _Arians_ attempting to impose upon them by a Second Confession of Faith, they declared them all, and their Leaders _Ursacius_, _Valens_, _Germinius_, and _Caius_, by Name, ignorant and deceitful Men, Impostors, Heretics, deposed them in the Council, and signed all to a Man this Declaration on the 21st of _July_ of the present Year 359[892]. ----- Footnote N17: