Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2|   forbade entrance to them, and prohibited the offering of sacrifices
 2  2,3| collectors, and the clergy were prohibited from hiding them.[102]~
 3  2,3|         pagans. Several decrees prohibited the offering of sacrifices,
 4  2,3|  Theodosius in the year 392. It prohibited completely the offering
 5  3,8|      early Christian church had prohibited gladiatorial combats. Well-organized
 6  3,8|        very measures which were prohibited in his decrees. He sold
 7  4,1|        Friday. The new teaching prohibited the use of blood, wine,
 8  4,1|        idols. Gambling was also prohibited. Belief in angels and the
 9  5,4|         which condemned images, prohibited relics, reduced the number
10  5,5|    money (simony), etc. It also prohibited the existence of mixed monasteries (
11  5,8|         of incense. The council prohibited “the unauthorized manufacture
12  5,8|      council stated that it was prohibited to adore images and useless
13  5,8|        the church nor the state prohibited these images; hence they
14  6,7|        and void, because it was prohibited by the church and intolerable
15  6,7|    patriarch, Nicephorus Phocas prohibited the Latin ritual in Apulia
16  6,7|       reality very simple. They prohibited the powerful from buying
17  7,1| Christian service. They had not prohibited the practice of Christian
18  7,4| exempted it from all taxes, and prohibited any officials from appearing
19  7,4|    interesting chrysobull which prohibited the transference to any