Council,  Canon

  1 Intro   |        330, Eusebius of Caesarea, having been asked to become bishop
  2 Intro   |           for churchmen and monks having little education. The liturgical
  3 Intro   |           of John the Scholastic. Having said this, we must not,
  4   1”,2  |        acting contrary hereto, as having the hardihood to do things
  5   1”,3  |          clergy, the privilege of having a subintroducta. Unless
  6   1”,7  |      honor, with the Metropolitan having his own dignity preserved.~(
  7   1”,7  |   expression “with the Metropolis having its own dignity preserved”
  8   1”,8  |     presbyter, with the object of having him seem to be wholly in
  9   1”,8  |         bishop, in order to avoid having this improper and absurd
 10   1”,9  |     priests, such persons, I say, having been invested with holy
 11   1”,10 |        this fact, I say, of their having been ordained, that is to
 12   1”,12 |        all Christian soldiers who having been called and having been
 13   1”,12 |        who having been called and having been strengthened by divine
 14   1”,14 |       that of “knee-bowers,” they having embraced the faith and having
 15   1”,14 |     having embraced the faith and having deferred only the rite of
 16   1”,16 |        who take the risk, without having the fear of God before their
 17   1”,16 |           however, they insist on having their own way, they are
 18   2”,4  |           to be regarded as never having been a bishop at all nor
 19   2”,4  |           to be regarded as never having been ordained at all: because
 20   2”,6  |          whatever, because of his having thus roundly insulted the
 21   2”,7  |          they are regarded as not having been baptized at all). Accordingly,
 22   3     |      either as unattainable or as having no attraction, we fall into
 23   3     |      speaking, of His Godhood, as having received being from the
 24   3     |           the Holy Virgin, but as having been the source out of which
 25   3     |      rational soul, to which body having become united with respect
 26   3”,7  |                  7.~ These things having been read aloud, the holy
 27   3”,8  |           yore; each Metropolitan having permission to take copies
 28   3”,8  |           has been attested, yet, having been embarrassed, as he
 29   3”,8  |        says, by some persons, and having met with unseemly circumstances,
 30   3”,8  |          in an account. For, once having accepted the responsibility
 31   3”,8  |     remuneration. But since, once having failed to cope with the
 32   4     |       after Cyril. For these men, having fallen into the error which
 33   4”,2  |        him who is found guilty of having undertaken this stand in
 34   4”,4  |           build oratories without having the expenses requisite to
 35   4”,10 |          has succeeded already in having himself translated, or transferred,
 36   4”,13 |          a different city without having letters recommendatory from
 37   4”,16 |          Ordinance 21) a monk, as having reaped fruit and having
 38   4”,16 |           having reaped fruit and having dedicated his body to God,
 39   4”,20 |       church as a result of their having been forced to flee from
 40   4”,24 |        and approval of the Bishop having jurisdiction of that particular
 41   4”,29 |           the other hand, without having any impediment in the way
 42   4”,30 |         the ruler and the Senate, having conceived something more
 43   5     |           Eutychius, both of them having served as Patriarchs of
 44   7”,1  |         servant and slave, and as having preferred as a matter of
 45   7”,2  |        and on this account, after having ratified and confirmed in
 46   7”,3  |     office, or priestly activity, having already been penanced for
 47   7”,3  |    because of their second wives’ having died, they, I say, it was
 48   7”,3  |  dissolved the illegal marriages. Having decreed these things “economically,”
 49   7”,4  |           that it regards them as having corrupted and violated a
 50   7”,5  |         if they are clergymen (as having been involuntarily, that
 51   7”,7  |         have learned that Deacons having ecclesiastical offices in
 52   7”,7  |      deacons, on account of their having ecclesiastical offices (
 53   7”,12 |           down Apostolically, but having due regard for the salvation
 54   7”,15 |        sacerdocy whatever without having reached the years decreed,
 55   7”,22 |           deposed from office, as having become an imitator of the
 56   7”,28 |     Supper is celebrated, perhaps having decided to employ such an
 57   7”,28 |           must commune even after having eaten, according to c. IX
 58   7”,28 |         Chrysostom was blamed for having administered the communion
 59   7”,29 |            or on account of their having a strange notion of what
 60   7”,30 |          baptism therein, without having obtained the consent of
 61   7”,31 |        the whole inhabited earth, having each of them handed down
 62   7”,32 |      though he be a monk, without having received a chirothesy, or
 63   7”,39 |       forty years old, the Church having by the grace of God become
 64   7”,39 |           the divine commandments having become firmly fixed and
 65   7”,40 |      local bishop. But if without having any such reasons as these
 66   7”,44 |           struggle than for their having abandoned the world and
 67   7”,44 |          rather with a thought to having others see it.~(c. CXXXV
 68   7”,44 |        not so much because of her having been deemed worthy of the
 69   7”,60 |           be as a result of their having flouted the faith of Christ
 70   7”,60 |      faith of Christ and of their having failed to believe that Christ
 71   7”,67 |     completely useless because of having been damaged by bookworms
 72   7”,67 |        have become illegible from having become too old to be read.[
 73   7”,68 |           not as a layman, but as having power and authority and
 74   7”,69 |           deceived, but the woman having been deceived became at
 75   7”,69 |        who alone has the honor of having had her speech recorded
 76   7”,69 |           the following phrases: “Having suppressed the psalms to
 77   7”,71 |       that event, the one of them having chosen the good start by
 78   7”,71 |          the bond of delusion for having failed to welcome the choice
 79   7”,75 |          Hence, in order to avoid having these fearful words said
 80   7”,84 |         of three witnesses. Those having present knowledge shall
 81   7”,88 |      Evangelists Matthew and Luke having signaled us the lateness
 82   7”,88 |          midnight, the sixth hour having passed and the seventh having
 83   7”,88 |     having passed and the seventh having begun.[228]~ ~Concord.~As
 84   7”,92 |          him, is indeed guilty of having committed fornication, but
 85   7”,92 |           time, on account of not having heard that their husbands
 86   7”,92 |           more to be suspected of having died than of being still
 87   7”,92 |        second time because of his having been many years in foreign
 88   7”,93 |           repent because of their having taken an oath all too rashly
 89   7”,100|        all sensible creation, and having attained to a heavenly dignity
 90   8”,1  |       Fathers. For all those men, having been guided by the light
 91   8”,4  |            35). Wherefore we too, having become pupils and disciples
 92   8”,4  |           allotted to you, but as having become models for the flock.
 93   8”,5  |        him who is found guilty of having undertaken this stand in
 94   8”,14 |           their infancy), without having had the requisite imposition
 95   8”,14 |   imposition of hands and without having received the requisite seal
 96   8”,17 |        leaving their monasteries, having become imbued with a yearning
 97   8”,17 |       build prayer-houses without having the needments to finish
 98   8”,17 |           and not to obey others, having left their monasteries,
 99   8”,17 |       build prayer-houses without having the expenses required to
100   8”,19 |        and women called reverent, having forgotten the Lord’s commandment,
101   8”,23 |    Chrysostom (discourse on those having subintroductae, p. 214 of
102   8”,23 |        weak in reasoning power or having a most acute passion, has
103   8”,23 |         it.” So in order to avoid having all these consequences follow,
104   8”,23 |           male, but especially of having one as a subintroductus.” ~
105   8”,23 |      would a flame. For the enemy having burnt up many men with a
106   8”,23 |       common matters depends upon having the benefit of equality.
107   8”,23 |         first built the city, and having built therein a sacred temple,
108   8”,23 |        himself, in order to avoid having the throne of St. Peter
109   8”,23 |           used in Greece), as not having these functions, possess
110   8”,23 |      short a time, because of his having committed a willful murder,
111   8”,23 |         boy did this the old man, having swallowed a little, immediately
112   8”,23 |           for their sins, without having done anything wrong since
113   8”,23 |         solely in virtue of their having a ministerial dignity. If,
114   8”,23 |       more than a deacon, without having any other excuse to disregard
115   8”,23 |           custom is recognized as having validity in lieu of a law,
116   8”,23 |       conscience upbraids him for having committed some sins, he
117   8”,23 |         covered with a maphorion, having its extremities hanging
118   8”,23 |       animals in Greek is cynes). Having gained the friendship of
119   8”,23 |      correct (notwithstanding its having been insidiously put forth).”~ ~  [
120   8”,23 |           Jerusalem.” These facts having been thus stated, the phrase “
121   8”,23 |         of their being ashamed of having to be anointed by the Orthodox
122   8”,23 |          lacking by reason of not having received an application
123   8”,23 |         the Apostolic traditions. Having as followers two women,
124   8”,23 |        baptizes the Latins too as having been baptized with no immersion
125   8”,23 |    connection may be found there. Having made a sole definition of
126   8”,23 |         down (out of heaven), and having become incarnate as a human
127   8”,23 |          but, on the contrary, of having received being in the substance
128   8”,23 |        Council. But this Council, having sanctioned this sweetest
129   8”,23 |         is called the Theotoke as having truly given birth to God,
130   8”,23 |  antepenult, which would signify “having been begotten by God spiritually,”
131   8”,23 | Epiphanius (Haer. 78) says: “Who, having said Mary, and having been
132   8”,23 |        Who, having said Mary, and having been asked whom he meant,
133   8”,23 |          the Pope himself, I say, having accepted this definition,
134   8”,23 |          surnamed Rhinotmetus (as having had his nose cut off). For
135   8”,23 |       fourth was lower Iberia, as having been honored in the time
136   8”,23 |        fifth was upper Iberia, as having been honored during the
137   8”,23 |      sixth was that of Pecius, as having been honored in the time
138   8”,23 |         in paraphrase, that “once having been given the care of an
139   8”,23 |         from the province; and as having resigned them he no longer
140   8”,23 |        the Canon says that anyone having a dispute with the Metropolitan
141   8”,23 |           with the laws, no party having any right to object to his
142   8”,23 |           epitaph to St. Basil as having taken place in the metropolis
143   8”,23 |           return and repent after having violated his pledge to the
144   8”,23 |           as we have said, in his having authority over all the bishops
145   8”,23 |        Council held in Ephesus of having condemned Nestorius without
146   8”,23 |         other hand, the humanity, having its own self under its control
147   8”,23 |           in point of time and as having been held in the same geographical
148   8”,23 |            by any reason of their having been ordained by him, but
149   8”,23 |    Ecumenical Canon prelates from having a wife: 1) Because in view
150   8”,23 |           days they had kept from having any carnal intercourse with
151   8”,23 |            and let them beware of having carnal intercourse that
152   8”,23 |       with that one. These things having been thus stated, I marvel
153   8”,23 |          to two opposite opinions having come into vogue as respecting
154   8”,23 |           only in respect of oil, having decided to make this concession
155   8”,23 |          houses in order to avoid having any pious person go to church
156   8”,23 |         services upon his breast, having the clergymen and faithful
157   8”,23 |    unlawful anomaly of a person’s having been baptized twice over
158   8”,23 |        called Rhinotmetus (i.e., “having had his nose cut off,”)
159   8”,23 |          being a virgin and never having tasted of pleasure (of the
160   8”,23 |    henceforth, whereas the widow, having tasted of the pleasure (
161   8”,23 |           St. Paul says, to wit: “Having been damned because they
162   8”,23 |        further above. These facts having been thus stated, it is
163   8”,23 |        being rasophores (i.e., of having donned the rason, or monk’
164   8”,23 |           which he thanks God for having redeemed them from the vain
165   8”,23 |         vain and worldly life and having called them to the decent
166   8”,23 |         monk), without so much as having donned the rason (or monk’
167   8”,23 |          staurophore. These facts having been thus stated, the priest
168   8”,23 |         the streets and roads and having a wife and children, directly
169   8”,23 |         order to prevent her from having access to some other man
170   8”,23 |           Title XII). These facts having been thus stated, Balsamon
171   8”,23 |        latter is dead, because of having chosen another life, they
172   8”,23 |         Ecumenical Council of not having decreed this rightly; but
173   8”,23 |        over to the lord paramount having jurisdiction). And see in
174   8”,23 |           plenty of good luck, by having the priest sanctify their
175   8”,23 |       some ignorant priests do in having laymen or anagnosts prepare
176   8”,23 |        table placed beside it and having an antimension laid upon
177   8”,23 |     Calvinists themselves, though having discarded every trace of
178   8”,23 |   appellation of the Lord, as not having acquired its title from
179   8”,23 |          agreeable to the spirit, having as it does an intermediate
180   8”,23 |  alternately.” Afterwards again: “Having allowed one to commence
181   8”,23 |          fact that, an earthquake having occurred in Constantinople,
182   8”,23 |         Christ is risen” at once, having eggs and cheese they have
183   8”,23 |           239] Manes the Persian, having served as a slave for a
184   8”,23 |          the bishop or to the one having permission and the ministry
185   8”,23 |         human beings, such bodies having been developed out of ectoplasm,
186   8”,23 |         divine St. Paul said that having a shadow the Law did not
187   8”,23 |       into the possibility of its having been anointed or having
188   8”,23 |           having been anointed or having had a special prayer said
189   8”,23 |           that it is made without having any special prayer said
190   8”,23 |       common because of their not having had any special prayers
191   8”,23 |           the Theandric activity, having taken this word from the
192   8”,23 |           relics of martyrs, and, having put them in a case and having
193   8”,23 |     having put them in a case and having poured holy chrism over
194   8”,23 |           So, the necessary water having been put into the font,
195   8”,23 |     himself, on the ground of its having been consecrated to God,
196   8”,23 |      other has the means, the one having the means of managing to
197   8”,23 |          to help the poor one, as having an obligation, ought to