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 1 5  |   fathers had taught (Mansi, t. viii., p. 892; Hardouin, t. ii.,
 2 6,2|      Causa I., Quaest. i., can. viii. ~
 3 6,4|       Paris, canon xij., Mansi, viii., 329, 354, 542, etc.),
 4 6,8|                           CANON VIII. ~LET the clergy of the
 5 6,8|        ANCIENT EPITOME OF CANON VIII. ~Any clergyman is an almshouse
 6 6,8| villages" (vi. 34, see on Nic., viii.). Another ptwkotrofeion
 7 6,1|       See notes on canons vii., viii., and xj. of Antioch; and
 8 6,7|         from biasamenos in Eph. viii. and for the use of oikonomein
 9 6,9|      Antioch, and compare canon VIII. of the council in Trullo. ~
10 6,4|         to his own uses (Epist. viii., 31). In ancient Scotland,
11 6,2|        in his notes on Canon XX VIII. has followed this reading];