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• The high-handed behaviour at the " Latrocinium " also back-fired.
• It came to be called the Robber Council of Ephesus or Robber Synod of Latrocinium by its opponents.
• Originally convened as an ecumenical council, its ecumenical nature was rejected by the Chalcedonians, who denounced the council as latrocinium.
• This council was later overturned by the Council of Chalcedon and labeled " Latrocinium " ( i . e ., " Robber Council " ).
• Flavian died a few days after the closure of the Latrocinium because of the injuries suffered from the mob of Dioscorus'monks, led by the dreaded abbot Barsaumas, " a wild, illiterate Syrian archimandrite ".
• King Richard I ( 1189 1199 ) confirmed the Templars'land holdings and granted them immunity from all pleas, suits " danegeld " and from " murdrum " and " latrocinium ".
• Chrysaphius, however, was able to use Dioscorus to depose Flavian at the " Robber-synod " ( " Latrocinium " ) of Ephesus in August 449 . He used the soldiers and puppet clerics to prevent any discussion of the issues.
• The word larceny is a late Middle English word, from the Anglo-Norman word " larcin, " or theft . Its probable Latin root is " latrocinium, " a derivative of " latro, " robber ( originally mercenary soldier ).
• Saint Augustine would later argue that a bandit state " ( latrocinium ) ", as exemplified by the community organized under Spartacus in the Third Servile War, could not be distinguished structurally from a legitimate " regnum " ( " rule, kingdom " ), and a rule could be deemed just if its benefits were shared communally.