Council,  Canon

 1   7”,2  |     heterodox heretics to the injury of the Church, for the security
 2   7”,61 |       to wreak great harm and injury. Furthermore we dismiss
 3   7”,85 |     of the same genus) to the injury of souls with a view to
 4   7”,93 |     upon those oaths to wreak injury on others. But also in his
 5   7”,101| produce many offshoots of the injury, as a result whereof the
 6   8”,23 |     is any sin that causes an injury to the soul (the Greek name
 7   8”,23 |  parted asunder,” but without injury, and not like the rest of
 8   8”,23 |       if he has any psychical injury which, he says, he ought
 9   8”,23 |     to say, on account of any injury, departs from his monastery,
10   8”,23 |    admit no excuse other than injury of the soul — that is to
11   8”,23 |       ought to tell about his injury to the prior, and if he