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 1 12|           at Ephesus ~Juvenal was allowed, without the slightest remonstrance,
 2 12| pretensions were at least tacitly allowed. At the next council, the ~
 3 12|         on condition of his being allowed ~metropolitical jurisdiction
 4 12|         ambition of Juvenal, who ~allowed no opportunity of forwarding
 5 17|          weepers. These were not ~allowed to enter into the body of
 6 17|           or hearers. These were ~allowed to hear the Scriptures read,
 7 17|    prostrators, because they were allowed to ~remain and join in certain
 8 17|   co-standers, because ~they were allowed to stand with the faithful,
 9 17|        Priests, and Deacons, were allowed ~to enter within them. The
10 20|           such a thing should ~be allowed, and the saying of mass
11 20|        was a heathen and who ~was allowed to keep the Holy Sacrament
12 21|        first class are those ~not allowed to enter the church, the
13 21|          evidence. These were not allowed to ~stay while the Holy
14 23|     result the ~Emperor Justinian allowed Anthimus to be deposed.(
15 24|        that is to say, not to be ~allowed to concelebrate sunierourgein
16 25|       learned pope Benedict XIV. ~allowed books defending the new
17 25|           the ~taking of interest allowed by the state law justifiable,
18 25|          sacrilege ierosulia , is allowed to pass unpunished, ~although
19 31|            CANON LXXII.~No one is allowed to transfer himself to another
20 32|  clergyman died, the Greek Church allowed no second marriage. The ~