Canon

 1 3  |          one be urged to give an account to him in any matter, but
 2 3  |          him be urged to give an account to others. If perchance
 3 8  |       hear this of thee? Give an account of thy stewardship, for
 4 8  |       shall have been accused on account of his excesses, so that
 5 8  |       who cannot render a proper account of his office as steward
 6 10 |         happens that bishops, on account of their manifold duties
 7 11 |     Since there are some who, on account of the lack of necessary
 8 12 |     respected, we do not on that account wish that injury be sustained
 9 14 |       desire, especially that on account of which the anger of God
10 24 |          proxy. ~Text. Since, on account of the different forms of
11 26 |     exception (dispensative), on account of the needs of the churches,
12 29 |         collation. But since, on account of the boldness and avarice
13 38 |       observe this decree, if on account of this neglect some difficulty
14 39 |    possession having vanished on account of the difficulty or lack
15 40 |    judicially awarded, cannot on account of the violence or deceit
16 46 |      with gratitude. However, on account of the boldness of some,
17 52 |      hearsay testimony, since on account of the shortness of human
18 61 |       them render a satisfactory account to the monasteries. Those
19 64 |        the same order. But if on account of lack of room they cannot
20 67 |        to the Christians on this account, but rather to strive to
21 69 | authority over Christians, we on account of the boldness of transgressors
22 HLD|        will be held to render an account to us in the presence of