Council,  Canon

 1   7”,12|        if any be blameless, the husband of one wife” (Titus 1:5–
 2   7”,39|        has been the wife of one husband” (1 Tim. 5:9). The sacred
 3   7”,47|      gets divorced from her own husband in advance after his ordination
 4   7”,71|       Apostle: “For the infidel husband is sanctified by the wife,
 5   7”,71|         the infidel wife by the husband” (1 Cor. 7:14).~(c. XIV
 6   7”,71|      thing, because the infidel husband becomes sanctified by living
 7   7”,71|       living with her believing husband. And for another thing,
 8   7”,71|     whether thou shalt save thy husband?” demands the same St. Paul, “
 9   7”,71|          or how knowest thou, O husband, whether thou shalt save
10   7”,86|     woman who has abandoned her husband is an adulteress if she
11   7”,86|         shall not return to her husband, but by polluting herself
12   7”,86|       to have departed from her husband without a good reason, the
13   7”,86|  communion with the Church. Any husband, however, who abandons his
14   7”,86|         any wife who leaves her husband and takes another is an
15   7”,86|      longer return to her first husband (without his wanting her,
16   7”,86|      wife has departed from her husband without a good reason and
17   7”,86|      with good reason leave her husband: but no other occasion is
18   7”,86|   fornication or adultery), the husband deserves to be pardoned
19   7”,86| departure. The pardon which the husband shall receive because thereof
20   7”,92|                  93.~ After her husband’s departure and when he
21   7”,92|       await the return of their husband when he has left home. Nevertheless,
22   7”,92|       absence has taken another husband, he shall have the right,
23   7”,92|        XXXI) saying that if the husband of a woman departs and does
24   7”,92|         being informed that her husband has died, takes another
25   7”,92|         XLVI of Basil) takes to husband that man who was left a
26   7”,92|  prevented from taking a lawful husband if she wish to do so. It
27   7”,92|         both her and her second husband because they married without
28   7”,97|       called in the Gospels the husband of the holy Virgin, and
29   8”,23|        If any be blameless, the husband of one wife” (Titus 1:6)
30   8”,23|      account that he said, ‘the husband of one wife,’ not that nowadays
31   8”,23|      deemed a great thing for a husband to have but one wife” (Discourse
32   8”,23|        if any be blameless, the husband of one wife”: not that he
33   8”,23|   sensual kind) afforded by her husband, needs all the sixty years
34   8”,23|       must be divorced from her husband by mutual consent, and not
35   8”,23|      over her own body, but her husband has it; and likewise also
36   8”,23|         it; and likewise also a husband hath not control over his
37   8”,23|        party of the couple, the husband, that is to say, or the
38   8”,23|       nun without obtaining her husband’s consent. So much for the
39   8”,23|           So then if, while her husband liveth, she be married to
40   8”,23|      let the wife stay with her husband, if not for the sake of
41   8”,23|     agreement she made with her husband that he might become a monk
42   8”,23|   become a nun even without her husband being willing. As for those,
43   8”,23|     Basilica, does say that the husband and the wife may, after
44   8”,23|        under the control of her husband (as well as vice versa)
45   8”,23|         promise to God, and her husband happens to hear her and
46   8”,23|          on the other hand, her husband does not keep silent, but,
47   8”,23|      nun herself or to have her husband become a monk; and if after
48   8”,23|         take an Orthodox man to husband. For what communion can
49   8”,23|       is also applicable to any husband who knows that his wife
50   8”,23|            225] I said that the husband can marry a second time
51   8”,23|   adultery the wife deserts her husband and takes another. If, however,
52   8”,23|         wife merely deserts her husband without grounds of adultery
53   8”,23|         not take another man as husband, but remains as she is,
54   8”,23|     remains as she is, then her husband is not allowed to take another
55   8”,23|        Melchol took that second husband against her will (II Sam.
56   8”,23|         fails to come back, her husband himself shall be separated
57   8”,23|       hand, cannot take another husband, but must remain as she
58   8”,23|   second marriage only when her husband dies, according to the Apostle (
59   8”,23|     that battalion to which her husband belonged, who shall affirm
60   8”,23|   Gospels as witnesses that her husband actually died; then, after
61   8”,23|        soldier who was her real husband when he returns from war;
62   8”,23|       ready to let their second husband go and who do not insist