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 1 4 |        CANON I.~ ~Eunuchs may be received into the number of the clergy,
 2 4 |          themselves shall not be received.~ ~BALSAMON.~The divine
 3 10|        what was in future to be ~received as law on two points which
 4 12|    regarded as satisfactory, and received the consent of the ~assembled
 5 13|     peril of death by illness he received clinical ~baptism, and was
 6 13|  chorepiscopi, even if they have received ~episcopal orders, and have
 7 18|           They now desired to be received to penance: ~accordingly
 8 19|          to health again who has received the ~communion when his
 9 24|         ought by any means to be received by another church; but ~
10 26|    Isidore reads for "touched" ~"received," a meaning which Balsamon
11 26|         the holy Communion truly received "the body of ~Christ." Secondly,
12 26|        the ~holy Communion truly received 'the body of Christ.'" Now
13 28|     hands" which the deaconesses received ~corresponded to that by
14 30|       Council at the time and he received the eighty newly found ~
15 31|         one bishop are not to be received by ~another; and that those
16 31|       and of how such are to ~be received when they come to the faith.~ ~
17 31|         of these ought not to be received ~to penance, and which once
18 33| oppressing a man who has in fact received a fitting ~recompense for
19 33|    Ptolemais; for they also have received the same sentence as the
20 33|       those who have been lately received are to ~succeed to the office