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 1  2,2 |   order for a council to be canonical?~ To be canonical, a council
 2  2,2 |     to be canonical?~ To be canonical, a council must be accepted
 3  3,22|     formed the dogmatic and canonical norms of the Orthodox faith,
 4  6,8 |    aside from the moral and canonical issues involved, was the
 5  6,14|  had fallen away [The First Canonical Letters, AD 374, in The
 6  7,17|     Bible together with the canonical books. As a source of the
 7  7,17|  them as an appendix to the canonical books. Certain of them are
 8  7,17|  numbered together with the canonical books, and, concerning all
 9  7,17|     distinction between the canonical and non-canonical books
10 10,6 |     are subject to a common canonical code, and, most importantly,
11 10,10| Apostles, in the oneness of canonical order.~ Moreover, it bears