Council,  Canon

 1   1”,13|       If, however, after all hope has fled, and he has been
 2   1”,14|      are not utterly without hope of salvation, either, in
 3   2”,6 |      his own defense) or any hope of restoration (sc. to his
 4   7”,1 |    though the mystery of the hope were not sufficient to sustain
 5   7”,1 |  been left with an imperfect hope of salvation. But as a matter
 6   7”,60|  such fortune-tellers in the hope of learning from them whatever
 7   8”,23|     present life with a good hope, the priest gave the boy
 8   8”,23| Dioscorus its Exarch, in the hope that he would turn out to
 9   8”,23|      them, as if they had no hope that they will be resurrected,
10   8”,23|       and implies faith as a hope for our salvation. But we
11   8”,23|      c. XCI of Basil) in the hope of chasing away the demons.
12   8”,23|     embrace them fondly, and hope to receive sanctity from
13   8”,23|    to invoke, with faith and hope, on the one hand God as
14   8”,23|      ought to rejoice in the hope which lies in the future