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 1 6 |  canon, that it was already ~forbidden to baptize, and to raise
 2 7 |  great Synod has stringently forbidden any bishop, presbyter, ~
 3 13| bishop of the City they were forbidden the exercise of certain
 4 13|      country presbyters were forbidden to do. They had ~also the
 5 22|    another, had already been forbidden in the primitive Church. ~
 6 24|  that every kind of usury is forbidden to clerics and under ~any
 7 25|  proposition that, "Usury is forbidden by natural, by divine, ~
 8 25|     is proved thus. Usury is forbidden by ~human law: The First
 9 25| found having recourse to the forbidden practice, for ~the general
10 25|    although among the things forbidden by Scripture, nor is a candidate ~
11 31|      If he be a priest he is forbidden to sacrifice and is ~cut
12 31|   XXV.~That no one should be forbidden Holy Communion unless such
13 31|      CANON XXVI.~Clerics are forbidden from suretyship or witness-giving
14 31|     dioceses of strangers is forbidden. CANON XXXIX.~Of the care
15 31|   seeking of worldly gain is forbidden to the clergy, ~also conversation
16 31|      if a layman he shall be forbidden the communion ~of the faithful.. . .
17 32|    pretext of piety was also forbidden to Greek priests; ~and the