Canon

 1 53 |      though they are considered Christians. To these some owners entrust
 2 67 | offerings e churches, which the Christians supplied before their properties
 3 67 |       Jews. ~Text. The more the Christians are restrained from the
 4 67 |    exhaust the resources of the Christians. Wishing, therefore, in
 5 67 |      this matter to protect the Christians against cruel oppression
 6 67 |        pretext Jews extort from Christians oppressive and immoderate
 7 67 |          the partnership of the Christians shall be denied them till
 8 67 |         for their excesses. The Christians also, every appeal being
 9 67 |        not to be hostile to the Christians on this account, but rather
10 67 |         the churches, which the Christians were accustomed to supply
11 68 |       Jews or Saracens from the Christians, but in certain others such
12 68 |        times that through error Christians have relations with the
13 68 |      are not afraid to mock the Christians who maintain the memory
14 68 |        And lest they scandalize Christians or be scandalized by Christians,
15 68 | Christians or be scandalized by Christians, we wish and ordain that
16 68 |    guarded from vexation by the Christians." Mansi, XXIII, 22; Hefele-Leclercq
17 69 |     denied all intercourse with Christians. ~Text. Since it is absurd
18 69 |         exercise authority over Christians, we on account of the boldness
19 69 |         most troublesome to the Christians. But if anyone should commit
20 69 |        other intercourse of the Christians, till in the judgment of
21 69 |       that he acquired from the Christians from the time he assumed
22 HLD|   absolutely denied them by all Christians under penalty of excommunication.
23 HLD|         those false and ungodly Christians who furnish the enemies
24 HLD|         anathema, we forbid all Christians for a period of four years