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 1 13|   persons who have been twice married, and with those who having ~
 2 13|    communicate with the twice married, and to grant ~pardon to
 3 21|       case of those who were ~married, of the strictest continence(
 4 28| decrees that deaconesses who ~married were to be excommunicated
 5 31|    CANON XXIV.~Of him who has married two wives at the same time,
 6 31|      if ~they have never been married; and of the same when fallen
 7 32|    adds subdeacons), who were married at the time of ~their ordination,
 8 32|    clergy; that marriage and ~married intercourse are of themselves
 9 32|       way(by not prohibiting ~married intercourse) the virtue
10 32|     husband withdrew from her married ~intercourse). The intercourse
11 32|    holy orders ~without being married were prohibited from marrying
12 32|  those clergymen who had been married only once as laymen, were
13 32|     marriage, ought not to be married afterwards. In the Latin ~
14 32|      their wives if they were married, the ~Greek Church gave
15 32|        took~up the defence of married priests against the Eustathians.
16 32| history shows that there were married bishops. for instance ~Synesius,
17 32|   might continue to live the ~married life. Thomassin believes
18 32| whilst these suneisaktoi ~and married women have nothing in common.
19 32|     that the clergy might be ~married exactly like the laity,
20 32|  ancient tradition, those not married at the time of ~ordination
21 32|     the East priests who were married at ~the time of their ordination