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 1 Definit    |      and the place of all other things. He made it to be contingent
 2 Definit    |        have taught any of these things about Christ the God and
 3 Canons,  2 | overturn or reject any of these things. ~Whoever, then, shall be
 4 Canons,  6 |        The records of all these things have been seen by us, records
 5 Canons,  7 |     profitable for any of these things to be done by those who
 6 Canons,  8 |        Paul says somewhere: All things are lawful for me, but not
 7 Canons,  8 |      lawful for me, but not all things are helpful; all things
 8 Canons,  8 |         things are helpful; all things are lawful for me, but not
 9 Canons,  8 |      lawful for me, but not all things are beneficial. Therefore,
10 Canons,  16|    mockery of a variety of holy things, such as elections, promotions
11 Canons,  16|     should attempt to mock holy things in such a way, or with evil
12 Canons,  17|        must be preserved in all things, so that their prelates
13 Canons,  19|     demanding any at all of the things which belong to that church
14 Canons,  23|         seen to do any of these things which have now been forbidden,
15 Canons,  26|      they have suffered similar things from their metropolitan,