Chapter

 1 22|   practice is not absolutely forbidden to them in the admonition
 2 22|   done and should be utterly forbidden. In the same Congregation
 3 22|   done and should be utterly forbidden." ~
 4 23|      disagree, and it is not forbidden by the Church" (Controversarium,
 5 27|       that it is by no means forbidden by the nature of the object,
 6 27| terms of what the Church has forbidden: "It is certain from the
 7 41|     oblation at the altar is forbidden to them as belonging only
 8 42|      287. It has always been forbidden to subdeacons to administer
 9 47|     Greeks have been clearly forbidden to confer the sacrament
10 48|     Furthermore, since it is forbidden to administer the sacrament
11 49|    addition of spices is not forbidden, but that the chrism must
12 56|    They admit that it is now forbidden to confer the sacrament
13 62|    many things which are not forbidden may and should be given
14 67|   that Greek priests are not forbidden to use any of the prayers
15 67|     for those who have eaten forbidden and unclean things." He
16 67|   fashion since the Jews are forbidden by the Law to eat such food:
17 70|      after childbirth is not forbidden to do so, but that a woman
18 70|     no sin and are not to be forbidden to enter the churches. To