Chapter, §

 1 Intro      |         Byzantines; its acts and canons are completely ignored by
 2 Intro      |         28 February 870, when 27 canons were read out and approved
 3 Intro      |       texts. This summary has 14 canons, as opposed to the 27 of
 4 Intro      |       important points, of these canons. Where comparison is possible,
 5 Intro      |       1608-1612) 3, 284-287; the canons from Les canons des conciles
 6 Intro      |         287; the canons from Les canons des conciles oecumeniques,
 7 Canons     |                                  CANONS~
 8 Canons,  1 |       and warnings of the divine canons are rightly likened to light
 9 Canons,  1 |   preserving and maintaining the canons which have been entrusted
10 Canons,  1 |        life and conduct by these canons and we decree that all those
11 Canons,  2 |       observed together with the canons there set forth, unchanged
12 Canons,  5 |        that the stability of the canons should always remain firm
13 Canons,  5 |     accordance with the previous canons, we declare that nobody
14 Canons,  5 |  elevated contrary to the sacred canons. ~
15 Canons,  12|          apostolic and conciliar canons clearly forbid the nomination
16 Canons,  15| universal synod, in renewing the canons of the apostles and fathers,
17 Canons,  15|          long ago by the ancient canons, that is to say, objects
18 Canons,  17|          this is that the sacred canons have never prescribed the
19 Canons,  19|        bishop. For if the sacred canons decree that every bishop
20 Canons,  23|          in contravention of the canons. Likewise, the priest or