Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, A,4|        some time into the Hebrew canon, are~called “canonical.” (
 2 Intro, A,4|      where it refers not~to the “canon” of Scripture, but to “canons”
 3 Intro, A,4|           included~in the Hebrew canon,” and “non-canonical” means
 4 Intro, A,4|       not included in the Hebrew canon” (but still accepted~by
 5 Intro, A,4| belonging to a “second” or later canon of Scripture. In most translations
 6 Intro, A,4|       not included in the Hebrew canon~because they were written
 7 Intro, A,4|         after the closing of the canon of the sacred Old Testament
 8 Intro, A,4|   example, in the 85th Apostolic Canon (The “Apostolic Canons”~
 9 Intro, A,4|          in 692~and in the First Canon of the Seventh Ecumenical (
10 Intro, A,4|          600. The 85th Apostolic Canon lists the canonical books
11 Intro, A,4|     Carthage in 318, in its 33rd Canon, enumerated all~of the books
12 Intro, A,4|    Augustine. Thus, the complete canon of the New Testament books
13 Intro, A,5|   particular, there is given the~canon of the sacred books of the
14 Intro, A,6|         accordance with the 37th Canon of the Holy Apostles. Likewise,~
15 Intro, A,6|       are numbered in the second Canon of the Sixth Ecumenical
16 Intro, A,6|        Council. The text of~this Canon may be read in the Eerdmans
17 Intro, A,6|      which were approved in this Canon are printed elsewhere in
18 Intro, A,7|          and Apostolic teaching. Canon is a Greek word which literally
19 I, 1,5    |          Thee, O Lord. (From the Canon of~the Sunday Midnight Office,
20 I, 1,17   |    Christ “suffereth as mortal” (Canon of Pascha) not in His Divinity,
21 I, 2,9    |   Habakkuk cried~out marveling” (Canon for the Matins of Great
22 II, 3,5   |          had been added to them (Canon 2, Eerdmans Seven Ecumenical
23 II, 5,3   |          same thing is~stated in Canon 110 of the” African Code,”
24 II, 5,3   |        Ecumenical Council (787). Canon 110 ends: “On account of
25 II, 6,3   |    Ecumenical Council~(the Ninth Canon against Heretics) reads: “
26 II, 6,8   |          for Christ has risen!” (Canon of Pascha,~Canticle 9).
27 II, 7,5   |          lovest mankind” (Sunday Canon of Nocturne, Tone 8, Canticle
28 II, 7,5   |        from the Church (the 33rd Canon of~the Council of Laodicea
29 II, 8,4   |          from a horn.” The sixth~Canon of the Council of Carthage
30 II, 8,6   |          Mysteries (According to Canon 11 of the First Ecumenical~
31 II, 8,6   |        remove them completely. A canon of~the Sixth Ecumenical
32 II, 8,6   |         power of the physician” (Canon 102 of the~Quinisext Council (
33 II, 8,7   |  ordination from heretics” (68th Canon; Eerdmans, p. 598). Thus
34 II, 8,7   |     Ecumenical Council made it a canon. As regards priests and
35 II, 8,7   | obligatory, and that the ancient canon~should be followed which
36 II, 8,8   |          of other religions~(See Canon 14 of the Council of Chalcedon,
37 II, 8,8   |        Council of Chalcedon, and Canon 72 of Quinisext (Eerdmans
38 II, 8,8   |        today~have similar rules. Canon 72 of the Quinisext Council
39 II, 8,9   |        singing of troparia and a canon; the final prayer in the~
40 Add, 0,3  |           Christian Mythology by Canon George Every. The “toll-houses”
41 Add, 0,4  |        bitter enemies” (From the Canon to the Guardian Angel of
42 App, 4    |        to the Hypostatic Life”~— Canon of the Annunciation, Canticle
43 App, 5,1  |      derived from the Greek word canon, it forms a~part of the
44 App, 5,5  |          kontakion, stichera and canon, and the whole service for~
45 App, 5,5  |     kontakion, the~stichera, the canon, and the service at Liturgy
46 App, 5,5  |         the kontakion, stichera, canon, and all the service to~
47 App, 5,5  |         in council the stichera, canon,~and life of St. Cornelius.
48 App, 5,5  |        listened to the stichera, canon, and life of St. Cornelius