Tarasius and the Synod receive and adore image-pictures in Christ’s and the saints’ names—‘so the whole holy Synod believes and teaches’
At Nicaea II Tarasius, with the Synod, receives image-pictures by ancient tradition and adores them in Christ’s and the saints’ names.
The whole Synod seals it: ‘thus we believe and teach.’
Latin
V. In eodem quoque Concilio, Actione secunda, perlecta Adriani Papae Epistola ad Tharasium, Rogantibus Papae Legatis num illi consentiret nec ne, inter alia respondet Tharasius, Concordamus & vim litterarum istarum confirmamus: & imaginum picturas, secundum priscam Patrum nostrorum traditionem, recipimus, & has desiderio nostro adoramus, ut in nomine Christi Dei nostri, & intemeratae Dominae nostrae Deiparae Virginis, sanctorumque Angelorum & omnium sanctorum factas. Quibus Tharasii verbis ipsa Synodus subjunxit, Universa sancta Synodus sic credit, & sic docet. Ejusdem Tomi pag. 313. litt. B.