Council,  Canon

  1 Intro  |          the ante-Nicene period, we see that all sorts of new problems
  2 Intro  |          limited, as we can clearly see in reading the Nomocanon
  3 Intro  |        until the twelfth century to see the first systematic work
  4 Intro  |           the eighteenth century to see the appearance of a new
  5 Intro  |            whole correct, as we can see by comparing the present
  6 Intro  |         Thus the first place of the See of Constantinople is not
  7 Intro  |             on the extension to his see of the axiom applied by
  8   1”,2 |           defied the great council. See also the Interpretation
  9   1”,6 |           interpretation is better; see also Dositheus, in the Dodecabiblus,
 10   1”,6 |            to be made a bishop (and see the footnote to the present
 11   1”,7 |        individual (concerning which see the second footnote to c.
 12   1”,8 |         same city (concerning which see Ap. c. XXXV, and c. XVI
 13   1”,19|          baptize a second time; and see the prolegomena to the Council
 14   1”,19|          ordained deaconesses too. (See also Ap. cc. XLVI and XLVII,
 15   2    |       Council made these additions, see the Footnote to c. VII of
 16   2    |            and by c. I of the 7th. (See Dositheus, p. 222 of the
 17   2”,6 |       someone or because of enmity. See also Ap. c. LXXIV and c.
 18   2”,7 |        Apotactites (concerning whom see c. XCV of the 6th) to get
 19   3    |            with respect to flesh.” (See this letter also in the
 20   4    |           which related to it.[84] (See Dositheus, from p. 331 to
 21   4”,1 |            should remain confirmed. See also what is said of Canons
 22   4”,4 |        shorn, without leaving them (see c. XXI of the 7th) and involving
 23   4”,7 |           they are unrepentant.[93] See also Ap. c. VI and c. XVI
 24   4”,10|        prescribed in the beginning. See also Ap. c. XV.~ ~ ~
 25   4”,15|         have led into prostitution. See also the Interpretation
 26   4”,16|             his c. VI and his VIII; see alsto c. VII of the present
 27   4”,20|           who has left his own city see fit to return to his own
 28   4”,21|          been aspersed and accused. See, in this connection, also
 29   4”,23|             for what a defensor is, see the Footnote to c. II of
 30   4”,23|             of the present Council. See also Ap. c. XV.~ ~ ~
 31   4”,25|             it to the bishop-to-be. See also Ap. cc. LVIII and XL.~ ~ ~
 32   4”,29|             the region in question, see the solution of this puzzling
 33   4”,30|           custom in the diocese (or see) of Alexandria’s Patriarch
 34   4”,30|             succeeded by Proterius (see p. 241 of the second volume
 35   4”,30|    Collection of the Councils.[115] See also Ap. cc. XX and XXXIV.~ ~ ~
 36   5    |           Act of the Seventh Ec. C. See also p. 14 in the first
 37   7    |        Canons of the Sixth Council (see also Dositheus p. 603 to
 38   7”,2 |       nothing improper or spurious. See concerning them also in
 39   7”,3 |             Interpretation of which see, together with that of Ap.
 40   7”,12|           wife, let him be deposed. See also Ap. c. V.~ ~ ~
 41   7”,15|            to be ordained a bishop, see the Interpretation of Ap.
 42   7”,18|         goes back where he belongs. See also the Interpretation
 43   7”,20|         that does not belong to his see. If anyone be caught doing
 44   7”,21|             be deposed from office. See also Ap. c. XXIX. Read,
 45   7”,24|             a part of it; wherefore see also the Interpretation
 46   7”,26|            Hence from what they can see on the outside they draw
 47   7”,26|        Creation he says that if you see anyone clothed in a robe
 48   7”,33|      Interpretation there, but also see the Interpretation of Ap.
 49   7”,34|            is going to be ordained. See also Ap. c. XL.~ ~ ~
 50   7”,36|           are far away from it (and see the Footnote to c. XVI of
 51   7”,37|             c. XVII of the 4th, and see the Interpretation of it
 52   7”,38| Christ-loving and pious emperor, we see fit to concur in decreeing
 53   7”,42|    authority of another person; and see Ap. c. LXXXII) is permitted
 54   7”,44|            thought to having others see it.~(c. CXXXV of Carthage.)~ ~
 55   7”,48|            it repeats verbatim, and see the Interpretation there.
 56   7”,49|            shall be excommunicated. See also Ap. c. XLII.~ ~ ~
 57   7”,51|      rituals conformably prescribe. See also Ap. c. LXIX.~ ~ ~
 58   7”,52|        quality and familiarity: and see in the section concerning
 59   7”,53|         adulterers, i.e., 15 years. See also in the teaching concerning
 60   7”,56|          agreement with Ap. c. III; see the Interpretation of the
 61   7”,58|          let him be excommunicated. See also Ap. c. XXXI.[183]~ ~
 62   7”,59|             Patriarchs and Bishops. See also Ap. c. LXXIX.~ ~
 63   7”,62|             are anathematized.[197] See also Ap. c. LX.~ ~ ~
 64   7”,65|           any other such amusement. See also Ap. c. IX and c. XXIV
 65   7”,71|          they wife?” (1 Cor. 7:16). See also c. XIV of the 4th.~ ~ ~
 66   7”,72|             honoring it wherever we see it. But inasmuch as certain
 67   7”,73|            of some great necessity. See also the Footnote to c.
 68   7”,77|             baptism as catechumens (see the Interpretation of c.
 69   7”,77|          the length of this period? See the Footnote to c. II of
 70   7”,78|          excommunicated.~ ~Concord.~See also St. Epiphanius (Haer.
 71   7”,80|            was anathematized by it (see the Preface to the Fifth
 72   7”,83|             virtue of the bath. And see the Footnote to Ap. c. XLVII.~ ~ ~
 73   7”,84|             two or three witnesses. See also Ap. c. LXXXII.~ ~ ~
 74   7”,88|           at the dawning of Sunday. See also the Interpretation
 75   7”,89|          for a whole night and day. See also c. XX of the 1st.[229]~ ~ ~
 76   7”,90|   Christians, says this very thing. See also Ap. c. LXVI.~ ~ ~
 77   7”,93|            according to Ap. c. XXV; see the Interpretation of the
 78   7”,94|             these parts here again; see their interpretation there.
 79   7”,97|             a complete wedding (and see the Footnote to Ap. c. XVII).
 80   7”,98|          cheese into the holy Bema. See also the Interpretation
 81   8    |    respecting the object worshiped: see his Epitomized Definitions,
 82   8”,1 |        enacted by the holy Fathers. See also c. I of the 4th, and
 83   8”,3 |             explained these Canons, see the interpretation of them
 84   8”,3 |             Canon, concerning which see the Footnote to Ap. c. II;
 85   8”,3 |       Interpretation of Ap. c. LXI. See also Ap. cc. I and II, and
 86   8”,5 |        again become sober enough to see their own mistake. For it
 87   8”,5 |            are quoted verbatim: and see the Interpretation of them
 88   8”,6 |        Metropolitans should fail to see that this is done, except
 89   8”,6 |          the bishops assembled must see to it that the vivifying
 90   8”,6 |       fourfold amount of its value. See also Ap. c. XXXVII.~ ~ ~
 91   8”,9 |          let him be excommunicated. See also Ap. c. LX.~ ~ ~
 92   8”,10|             be deposed from office. See also Ap. cc. VI and XV.~ ~ ~
 93   8”,11|           matter, by the Patriarch. See also Ap. c. XXXVIII.~ ~ ~
 94   8”,12|          and consecrated by others. See also the Interpretation
 95   8”,14|       custom[277] (respecting which see also the Footnote to c.
 96   8”,15|             of priests and clerics. See also Ap. c. XV.~ ~ ~
 97   8”,16|          Hence St. Basil the Great (see his Epitomized Def. 49)
 98   8”,16|            bishoprics and churches. See also c. XXVII of the 6th.~ ~ ~
 99   8”,17|            to build oratories.[280] See also c. IV of the 4th, and
100   8”,18|            any offense or reproach. See also c. III of the First.~ ~ ~
101   8”,20|         that any nun should want to see a monk who is her relative,
102   8”,20|           But if any monk wishes to see a nun who is a relative
103   8”,20|            relative of his, let him see her, and let him speak a
104   8”,20|               Zech. 12:12-13).[287] See also cc. XLVI and XLVII
105   8”,23|   Thessalonica, and of Corinth; and see the footnote to c. IX of
106   8”,23|           made on the score of sin. See also chapters 1 and 3 and
107   8”,23|            Basil notes in his c. I. See also the Interpretation
108   8”,23|             the holy orders. If you see these naked, then treat
109   8”,23|       beforehand from holy orders.” See also the testimony of Chrysostom
110   8”,23|      Consistents (or “costanders”), see c. LXXV of Basil.~ ~  [21]
111   8”,23|          his Epitome of the Canons. See also this formulation in
112   8”,23|         countless eyes, in order to see the habitude of the soul
113   8”,23|            be scandalized when they see persons that are unworthy
114   8”,23|    Conciliar, and Patristic Canons (see also Footnote 1 to Ap. c.
115   8”,23|             a few years after Paul. See also the prolegomena of
116   8”,23|            Dionysius of Alexandria. See also page 155 of the dogmatic
117   8”,23|    Concerning each of these groups, see the Footnote to c. I of
118   8”,23|           First Ecumenical Council (see the Prolegomena to the First
119   8”,23|              ch. 6. Concerning this see also c. VII of Laodicea.~ ~  [
120   8”,23|         flesh, but man-bearing God (see St. Gregory the Theologian’
121   8”,23|          and dissenters “heretics,” see the second footnote to c.
122   8”,23|           carried, concerning which see the Preface to the First
123   8”,23|             by secular authorities. See also the Footnote to c.
124   8”,23|            p. 390. Concerning which see Footnote 1 to the Prolegomena
125   8”,23|          required for catechization see Footnote 1 to c. II of the
126   8”,23|           that they are unbaptized. See also the last Footnote to
127   8”,23|       forfeit their office.” Do you see that it specifies definitely
128   8”,23|           to their heretical views (see pp. 495-7 of the Dodecabiblus).~ ~  [
129   8”,23|          with respect to substance, see also the Footnotes to the
130   8”,23|           amplifier). On this point see also the explanation of
131   8”,23|           and the Jesuit Petrovius. See also the Council held in
132   8”,23|        emperors in Nicaea.~ ~  [78] See the commencement of this
133   8”,23|     prevented from becoming a monk. See also c. II of St. Sohpia,
134   8”,23|              IX of the First Ec. C. See also the form for a canonical
135   8”,23|          definition of its own; and see in the Preface to the Third
136   8”,23|             Church. Concerning this see the first Footnote to the
137   8”,23|           Knapheus (concerning whom see c. LXXXI of the 6th). For,
138   8”,23|       another and from the Church. (See the discussion in Dositheus,
139   8”,23|          cases of urgent necessity; see also the Footnote to c.
140   8”,23|         page 342 of the same book): see also the Chapter on Adelphopoeia
141   8”,23|           should correct him, etc. (see C. XLIV for detailed explanations).~ ~  [
142   8”,23|           of Antioch be considered. See also the Footnotes to Ap.
143   8”,23|             and there is none othe. See also the Footnote to c.
144   8”,23|      letters are worded at present, see at the end of this Handbook
145   8”,23|            any longer in the world. See also the Footnote to c.
146   8”,23|         position of whatever worth. See also the Footnote to c.
147   8”,23|           treason (or cathosiosis), see the Footnote to Ap. c. LXXII.
148   8”,23|         which Basil the Great says (see his Ethic 30) is as true
149   8”,23|       metropolitans included in the see, or diocese, of Rome, so
150   8”,23|            the other bishops of the see, has the right to ordain
151   8”,23|        Fathers, not only in his own See (or Diocese), but also in
152   8”,23|           all the others.~ ~  [114] See also Ap. c. XXXIV and c.
153   8”,23|         Council. As concerning this see the Footnote to its c. II.
154   8”,23|      attending it (concerning these see ibidem in the Collection).
155   8”,23|             by all the Church — and see in the Prolegomena to the
156   8”,23|     mentioned in the present Canon, see this after the one in Sardica.
157   8”,23|           do so, shall be deposed. (See the same views expressed
158   8”,23|          are doing the right thing. See also Footnote 2 to Ap. c.
159   8”,23|          become a priest.~   ~[144] See also St. Gregory the Theologian
160   8”,23|         that it was of use to them (see also the Footnote to c.
161   8”,23|           priest after the deacons. See also c. LXIX of Basil, where
162   8”,23|           co-deans of the churches. See also the testimony of St.
163   8”,23|         Latins a “whorish garland.” See Dositheus in the Dodecabiblus,
164   8”,23|            orders, concerning which see the Footnote to c. XXVI
165   8”,23|           Homily 83 on St. Matthew. See Argentes, page 306. Those
166   8”,23|           St. Basil the Great says (see in extenso XX). No blamed
167   8”,23|             page 564 of volume VI). See also the discourse which
168   8”,23|            according to Kitros (and see the Footnote to Ap. c. XXXIX).
169   8”,23|           and to ecclesiastics (and see the Footnote to c. XV of
170   8”,23|      without any relics of martyrs. See the Footnote to c. VIII
171   8”,23|           one, but a later one, and see the Catechism. But then
172   8”,23|          lead of previous Councils. See concerning the privileges
173   8”,23|             ambition and greed; and see in the Footnote to the Letter
174   8”,23|          Let no one be surprised to see that while St. Basil the
175   8”,23|         years old and upward, shall see the land which I swore unto
176   8”,23|             herein, behold, you can see for yourselves that again
177   8”,23|     beardless and girlish face. And see in the Footnote to c. III
178   8”,23|         first faith” (1 Tim. 5:12). See also the Footnote to c.
179   8”,23|          ugly when he has hair (and see the Footnote to c. XCVI
180   8”,23|          carry out his promise (and see the Footnote to c. XXVIII
181   8”,23|            in Title II of Book IV — see also the Footnote to c.
182   8”,23|            the Council in Carthage; see also c. I of Nicephorus
183   8”,23|       obtained by mutual agreement. See also Dositheus, of celebrated
184   8”,23|        condemn her on this account. See also the Footnote to Ap.
185   8”,23|             the Nomicon of Photius. See also Job the Sinner, page
186   8”,23|         that is what Argentes says. See also the Footnote to c.
187   8”,23|            in Lent, as some insist (see Dositheus, Concerning those
188   8”,23|       presanctified bread was kept, see Eustratius Argenetes, page
189   8”,23|         held in Toledo, and others. See also the Footnote to c.
190   8”,23|          much the same way as this. See also the Footnote to c.
191   8”,23|             same Symeon (Reply 41). See also the Footnote to c.
192   8”,23|           having jurisdiction). And see in the Nomicon of Photius,
193   8”,23|            to the name of the Lord. See also c. IV of St. Nicephorus
194   8”,23|            commune inside the Bema. See also Nicephorus Callistus,
195   8”,23|            confessors be induced to see to it that the unlawful
196   8”,23|            with the civil laws; and see the Footnote to c. XIV of
197   8”,23|     profaning things that are holy. See also in the Footnotes to
198   8”,23|      without excepting any of them. See also Eustratius Argentes
199   8”,23|              according to Balsamon. See also the theological exposition
200   8”,23|         Collection of the Councils. See also in the Prolegomena
201   8”,23|          dare do this, may he never see the heavenly altar! nor
202   8”,23|           they are being canonized. See also the Footnote to c.
203   8”,23|           good cheer.” Here you can see that they say that first
204   8”,23|            this conclusion of ours, see our Meletius Pegas, at the
205   8”,23|     abolished by our officials; and see c. XXI of the present C.
206   8”,23|            was abolished by us; and see the preface or preamble
207   8”,23|            along with the faithful. See the 18th ch. of Title XIII
208   8”,23|             all’” (Matt. 5:34). And see the Footnote to Ap. c. LXXV.
209   8”,23|             page 566 of volume VI). See also in Sermon 14 on statues
210   8”,23|           Concerning these heretics see the Preface to the Fourth
211   8”,23|           to Epiphanius (Haer. 47). See also c. LXXXVI of Basil.~ ~  [
212   8”,23|           disgusting sight it is to see the successor of St. Peter
213   8”,23|            stated in his biography. See the Dodecabiblus of Dositheus,
214   8”,23|             judged as an adulterer. See ch. 11 of the doctrine concerning
215   8”,23|     Seraphim; Sermon 21 on Statues; see also his biography by Metaphrastes).
216   8”,23|           the mystery was obviated. See also Eustratius, in his
217   8”,23|            churches, as we can also see for ourselves by actual
218   8”,23|         Corpus Juris Graecoromani). See also the Footnote to Ap.
219   8”,23|         honored; and people went to see it out of a yearning for
220   8”,23|            prevailed among us.” You see here three things as plainly
221   8”,23|    testifies to the same truth. And see ch. 67 of Symeon Metaphrastes,
222   8”,23|            4:10, and Luke 4:8). You see that He let adoration be
223   8”,23|             relative adoration (and see Dositheus, page 655 of the
224   8”,23|          one of his discourses; and see concerning this the Footnote
225   8”,23|       litany in the Church). Do you see that the prayer which is
226   8”,23|           longing of Christians who see them; wherefore the Council
227   8”,23|           after his ordination. But see also (page 440 of Jus Graeco-Romanum)
228   8”,23|          that the Lord said it; and see the preamble to the same
229   8”,23|          unto death” (Prov. 12:28). See also the Footnote to the
230   8”,23|            the unwritten traditions see cc. XCI and XCII of Basil.~ ~  [
231   8”,23|    liberation of Orthodox captives. See also the Footnotes to Ap.
232   8”,23|          this and be corrected. And see also the three Canons of
233   8”,23|     therefrom. But Basil the Great (see his Def. in Ext., No. 36)