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 1 Definit    |       city and in the most famous church bearing the name of holy
 2 Definit    |        his field, that is, in the church, and were trying to overwhelm
 3 Definit    |          to make the field of the church useless through some utterly
 4 Definit    |         the overall favour of the church, has gathered together architects
 5 Definit    |      justice in the courts of the church. ~{Now the customary recapitulation
 6 Definit    |          the rest as the catholic church received it. We too, accepting
 7 Definit    |        the unholy prelates of the church of Constantinople, and with
 8 Definit    |             For this reasons [the church] brands all these with an
 9 Definit    |       about peaceful order in the church and stability in the world.
10 Definit    |           agitate and disturb the church, but also quibbling over
11 Definit    |      appointed high priest of the church of Constantinople, namely
12 Definit    |            nor has the eye of the church become completely darkened,
13 Definit    |          in Sion, that is, in the church, upon which the foundation
14 Definit    |        for the building up of the church, in our time has sent out
15 Definit    |         out from every one of the church's established ranks, even
16 Definit    |       another cornerstone for the church, preserving as far as possible
17 Definit    |            catholic and apostolic church with so many brazen attacks
18 Definit    |          for you have defiled the church of Christ and have been
19 Canons,  1 |            catholic and apostolic church by the holy and renowned
20 Canons,  1 |          father or teacher of the church. Consequently, we rule our
21 Canons,  2 |     defence and well-being of the church of Constantinople and of
22 Canons,  4 |          which have arisen in the church, we condemn, with a just
23 Canons,  5 |        which made it a law in the church that nobody, who is a neophyte
24 Canons,  6 |        criminal usurpation of the church of Constantinople, in addition
25 Canons,  6 |            He formed with these a church of evil-doers and a fraudulent
26 Canons,  6 |           Therefore, to safeguard church order, we anathematize first
27 Canons,  8 |        and perfection of the holy church of God and nothing at all
28 Canons,  8 |         in the building up of the church. So whoever dares to nullify
29 Canons,  9 |      Photius brought about in the church of Constantinople an abundance
30 Canons,  9 |        fathers and doctors of the church. ~Since therefore they direct
31 Canons,  10|     communion and meetings of the church until he is converted by
32 Canons,  11|        fathers and doctors of the church, who are spokesmen of God,
33 Canons,  13|          the clerics of the great church [of Constantinople], who
34 Canons,  13|           case the clerics of the church [of Constantinople] would
35 Canons,  13|           the clergy of the great church [of Constantinople]: No
36 Canons,  13|          whatsoever in this great church, he must be excluded from
37 Canons,  15|        that such revenues are for church purposes, the feeding of
38 Canons,  15|           does not restore to the church what belongs to it and does
39 Canons,  15|  monastery with the revenues of a church, he must hand over the monastery
40 Canons,  15|         the monastery to the same church. But if he built it from
41 Canons,  16|           must remain outside the church as public penitents, during
42 Canons,  16|         they may stand inside the church among the. ranks of the
43 Canons,  17|         Therefore the laws of the church demand, with severe penalties
44 Canons,  18|         use of the prelate of the church. Any secular person who
45 Canons,  18|        and goods belonging to the church, let him be anathema.
46 Canons,  19| metropolitan should leave his own church and visit other churches
47 Canons,  19|       things which belong to that church or the suffragan bishop.
48 Canons,  19|           what belongs to his own church, and should no way spend
49 Canons,  20|         of the officials, may the church take back its property.
50 Canons,  20|          he is protecting his own church, let him be suspended by
51 Canons,  21|           to them in the catholic church. Therefore we declare that
52 Canons,  21| controversy arises about the holy church of Rome, it should make
53 Canons,  22|          person is invited by the church to join in the discussion
54 Canons,  22|     manner, to the benefit of his church. ~If any secular authority
55 Canons,  22|         method of election in the church, let him be anathema - this
56 Canons,  22|      obeys and agrees to what the church shows it wants concerning
57 Canons,  23|        bishop responsible for the church in question. Furthermore,
58 Canons,  23|       until he withdraws from the church to which he does not belong.
59 Canons,  24|       divine offices of their own church as well as litanies and
60 Canons,  24|        metropolitans, contrary to church law, give themselves to
61 Canons,  25|           subdeacons of the great church [of Constantinople], who