At length, when matters were conſidered ſufficiently ripe, a council, compoſed of about forty conſtitutional or intruding biſhops, and as many prieſts of the ſame deſcription, was held at the church of Nôtre Dame, the body of which was filled with an immenſe crowd of ſpectators. […] The Council then adjourned to deliberate in ſeparate diviſions at Saint Sulpice, but their decrees were promulgated at Nôtre Dame.