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 1 5 |          history. See Westcott's account of it, On the New ~Testament
 2 8 |          be difficult, either on account ~of urgent necessity or
 3 17|  keimozomenoi , ~hybernantes, on account of their being obliged to
 4 17|       penitents, to give a brief account of the ~usual form and arrangement
 5 18|          sake of readmission, on account of ~the numerous advantages
 6 22|                   CANON XV.~ ~ON account of the great disturbance
 7 26|           occurrence, for a full account of which see Morinus De
 8 28|        living with, and that, on account of the weakness of the sex, ~
 9 31|       and deacons ~prohibited on account of their celibacy.~ ~We
10 31|        wife from her husband on ~account of discord--[in American, "
11 31|       shall put away his wife on account of her ~fornication, or
12 31|         putting away his wife on account of her adultery. It is curious
13 31|      wife, spurns his society on account of ~the injury he has done
14 31|          their deaths, except on account of crime.~ ~CANON LXXVI.~
15 32|           as he would.~ ~If this account be true, we must conclude
16 32| historians, have considered the ~account of the part taken by Paphnutius
17 32|       would alter such a law ~on account of Paphnutius. But Baronius
18 33|         to all the rest; but, on account of his ~disorderly conduct