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 1 Canons,  5 | advanced to this supreme honour contrary to this directive of ours,
 2 Canons,  5 |    because he has been elevated contrary to the sacred canons. ~
 3 Canons,  11|        presumes to act in a way contrary to this holy and great synod,
 4 Canons,  13|     pursuits. If indeed anyone, contrary to the directive we have
 5 Canons,  13|       one who has been promoted contrary to the decision of the great
 6 Canons,  14|      disordered custom which is contrary to what has now been declared,
 7 Canons,  15|  appears to have acted in a way contrary to this holy and universal
 8 Canons,  18|        person who acts in a way contrary to this present decree shall
 9 Canons,  20|         bishop or metropolitan, contrary to this directive of ours,
10 Canons,  24|  service. ~These metropolitans, contrary to church law, give themselves
11 Canons,  24|       is utterly and completely contrary to canonical regulations.