Canon

 1 1 |           then human, as it were, common, composed of spirit and
 2 1 |          This Holy Trinity in its common essense undivided and in
 3 2 |            three Persons and that common essense as a fourth, clearly
 4 2 |        are some one thing that is common to all, but in the sense
 5 3 |           all of them vanity is a common element. Those condemned,
 6 3 | assemblies, or differing from the common way of the faithful in faith
 7 12|          bear proportionately all common expenses. In the same chapter
 8 46|           it belongs to attend to common needs. But, if even this
 9 50|          when urgent necessity or common interest demands it, since
10 52|        Through some necessity the common mode of procedure in computing
11 55|         Note by Schroeder: By the common law monks as well as laymen
12 59|         beyond an amount fixed by common agreement; otherwise the