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 1 1,1|    removed: But if some entertain contrary opinions (which we do not
 2 2  |          devil, should not perish contrary to God's purpose. Accordingly,
 3 6,4|      found a monastery or oratory contrary to the will of the bishop
 4 6,4| monasteries are not to be erected contrary to the judgment of the bishop.
 5 6,9|      Beveridge. Van Espen, on the contrary, thinks that the Synod had
 6 6,0|        churches at the same time, contrary to this canon; but surely
 7 6,1|          peace (eirhnikai) on the contrary, were given to those who
 8 6,1| commendatitioe (sutatikai) on the contrary, only to clerics and to
 9 6,2|   knowledge that certain persons, contrary to the laws of the Church,
10 6,6|    connexion with a marriage made contrary to a vow, but only orders
11 6,6|        canon does not say; on the contrary, it assumes its validity,
12 6,3|       much time at Constantinople contrary to the will of their bishop,
13 6,9|    following statement, strangely contrary to what she at least knew
14 6,9|           of the bishops which is contrary to the Nicene decree, in
15 6,0|         canons in general; on the contrary, there adheres to it a portion
16 6,2|          esteem to have been done contrary to the canons, and contrary
17 6,2|       contrary to the canons, and contrary to ecclesiastical discipline.
18 6,2|         have been ordained bishop contrary to the will of the metropolitan,
19 6,2|   absolutely clear that if anyone contrary to the will of the metropolitan