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 1 10|       law on two points which custom had not as yet expressly ~
 2 11|       thus: "It is of ancient custom that the bishop of the city ~
 3 11|    meant to say was ~that the custom observed at Alexandria and
 4 12|            CANON VII.~ ~SINCE custom and ancient tradition have
 5 20|  evidently a long established custom in his day.~ ~Tertullian
 6 22|       it is ~decreed that the custom prevailing in certain places
 7 22|        long been abrogated by custom. It was more strictly observed
 8 23|    disapproved the prevailing custom of ~translations and protested
 9 26|     whereas neither canon nor custom permits that they who ~have
10 29|    primitive ~Church, yet the custom had prevailed, even from
11 32| enough what was the universal custom of ~the Greek Church on
12 33|    who ~formerly followed the custom of the Jews are henceforth
13 34|      festivals, to follow the custom[the calculation] of the ~
14 34|   blinded. In rejecting their custom,(1) we may ~transmit to
15 34|    Providence wills that this custom should be rectified and
16 34|     and as, on the other, the custom now followed ~by the Churches