Council,  Canon

  1 Intro  |             21 After some delays, the book received the official approval
  2 Intro  |           Finally, we can mention the book of Henry R. Percival, which
  3 Intro  |             is necessary to note this book because the excursus often
  4   1”,7 |            Josephus, who says, in his book VII on the Jews, that it
  5   1”,7 |        Dositheus in the Dodecabiblus, Book II, ch. 4. But even if we
  6   1”,11|            behold, at the end of this book we have inserted a diagram,
  7   1”,11|           given by Sozomen, who says (Book VII, ch. 16): “In the beginning
  8   1”,14|               traced. Cardinal Bonas (Book I concerning liturgical
  9   1”,14|               illuminati, in ch. 7 of Book VIII of the Apostolical
 10   1”,14|      catechism. Chapter 8 of the same Book of the Injunctions refers
 11   2”,2 |              is attested by Socrates (Book 5, ch. 8), officiation beyond
 12   2”,3 |              Novel 130 to be found in Book V of the Basilica, Title
 13   2”,6 |           Because of the fact that in Book LX of the Basilica, Title
 14   4”,9 |         Justinian Novel 123 (found in Book III of the Basilica, Title
 15   4”,10|             16 (found in Title III of Book III of the Basilica) prescribes
 16   4”,15|         Armenopoulos, moreover, says (Book VI, Title III) that those
 17   5    |               According to Dositheus (Book V, ch. 16 of the Dodecabiblus),
 18   7    |           that there was also another book containing the present Canons
 19   7”,15|             of Justinian (recorded in Book III of the Basilica, Title
 20   7”,16|                     16.~ Since in the Book of Acts the Apostles instruct
 21   7”,16|            quite big one: witness the Book of Acts. In the course of
 22   7”,16|            the table, the text of the Book of Acts being as follows: “
 23   7”,16|              city, as recorded in the Book of Acts. The Fathers of
 24   7”,28|             name be stricken from the book of bishops. But if they
 25   7”,63|         Zonaras states, and ch. 32 of Book VIII of the Apostolic Injunctions
 26   7”,64|              is written in the Fourth Book of Kings: “And Manasseh
 27   7”,67|            cut up, or to turn over to book stores or to so-called druggists,
 28   7”,67|            must he give these away to book stores, or to persons who
 29   7”,69|   Ecclesiastical History of Eusebius (Book 7, ch. 30) that a council
 30   7”,76|            The Apostolic Injunctions, Book 1, ch. 9, prohibit the bathing
 31   7”,76|             by Clement of Alexandria (Book 3, ch. 5, of his Pardagogus).~ ~ ~
 32   7”,88|            the Apostolic Injunctions, Book V, ch. 19, say that Christians
 33   7”,90|              destroyed by it. Even in Book LX of the Basilica, Title
 34   7”,95|          common in their Injunctions, Book I, ch. 3, command men not
 35   7”,96|                  Concord.~That is why Book V of the Basilica, Title
 36   7”,96|                according to ch. 21 of Book V of the Basilica).~ ~ ~
 37   8”,1 |              in the beginning of this book in the Prolegomena to the
 38   8”,2 |              and the holy Gospel, the book of the divine Apostle, and
 39   8”,2 |           people not only to read the book of Deuteronomy throughout
 40   8”,2 |              of this Deuteronomy in a book obtained from the priests
 41   8”,6 |        according to the author of the Book of Proverbs. But no Metropolitan
 42   8”,8 |            Canon ch. 44 of Title I of Book I of the Basilica decrees
 43   8”,8 |              47 of the same Title and Book decrees that no Jew shall
 44   8”,23|             city of France (Socrates, Book VII, ch. 30). Yet, according
 45   8”,23|              is why St. Augustine (in Book III concerning the City
 46   8”,23|               Ecclesiastical History (Book I, ch. 9), says that “all
 47   8”,23|              is stated by Socrates in Book VII, ch. 31. This appellation
 48   8”,23|                according to Socrates (Book V, ch. 8). One of such bishops
 49   8”,23|             laws, p. 8, of the second book of the Juris).~ ~ ~  [10]
 50   8”,23|        Josephus (concerning the Jews, Book VII, ch. 18) the city was
 51   8”,23|                according to Josephus (Book XV, ch. 13, on the Jews),
 52   8”,23|           Maza, according to Sozomen, Book V, ch. 4, as well as Mazaca;
 53   8”,23|             as Eusebius states in his Book VI, ch. 43.~ ~  [13] The
 54   8”,23|             say in their Injunctions (Book II, ch. 18): “Accept a sinner
 55   8”,23|        village (Sozomen, Eccl. Hist., Book X, ch. 14; and Socrates,
 56   8”,23|              X, ch. 14; and Socrates, Book X, ch. 9).~ ~  [15] In Book
 57   8”,23|           Book X, ch. 9).~ ~  [15] In Book IV, ch. 14, of his Ecclesiastical
 58   8”,23|                Eusebius, Eccl. Hist., Book X, ch. 8; and concerning
 59   8”,23|              the life of Constantine, Book I, ch. 54). But after he
 60   8”,23|              the life of Constantine, Book II, ch. 33; and Sozomen,
 61   8”,23|                Eusebius, Eccl. Hist., Book VI, ch. 44). Elias, too,
 62   8”,23|      Apostolical Injunctions, too, in Book VIII, ch. 46, say “Neither
 63   8”,23|              third title of the first book of ordinances, which is
 64   8”,23|               of ordinances, which is Book II of the Basilica, Title
 65   8”,23|              Eusebius (Eccl. History, Book VII, ch. 27) he believed
 66   8”,23|               Second Discourse on the Book of Job). An indictment (
 67   8”,23|             these Injunctions say, in Book III, ch. 9, in connection
 68   8”,23|               the 15th ch. of the 3rd book (of the Injunctions), to
 69   8”,23|         unfaithful woman might enter (Book II, ch. 17); and she examined
 70   8”,23|             to her luck and attitude (Book III, ch. 14 and 19). But
 71   8”,23|               20 and 28 of the eighth book (of the Injunctions) she
 72   8”,23|           surnamed Stromateus, in his Book III, says that the Apostles
 73   8”,23|            the words in ch. 20 of the Book of Revelation (v. 3 to 7),
 74   8”,23|     Hierapolis (in Euseb. Eccl. Hist, book 3, ch. 34) and others. Hence
 75   8”,23|            and from what Jerome says (Book 18 on Isaiah). On this account
 76   8”,23|      according to Euseb. Eccl. Hist., book 3; and that consequently
 77   8”,23|               Sozomenus, Eccl. Hist., book 4, ch. 6. Concerning this
 78   8”,23|             although Socrates (in his book 5, ch. 8) says that the
 79   8”,23|      Discourse 5, ch. 8) and Sozomen (book 7, ch. 9) say, after the
 80   8”,23|                According to Socrates, book 5, ch. 21.)~ ~  [53] The
 81   8”,23|            bolted.~ ~  [54] Socrates (book 2, ch. 10) relates that
 82   8”,23|          mentioned also by Theodoret (book 5, ch. 9). For in the Conciliar
 83   8”,23|             29 of the fourth Title of Book I (Photius Title IX, ch.
 84   8”,23|               ecclesiastical edict in Book I of the Code, Title IV,
 85   8”,23|                according to Socrates (book 5, ch. 21), left the Jews
 86   8”,23|       confession, and they gave him a book in which was written the
 87   8”,23|                according to Socrates (book 4, ch. 11). Basil the Great,
 88   8”,23|                according to Eusebius (book 5, ch. 15, of his historical
 89   8”,23|             Cedrenus, and Nicephorus (book 14 of his history); and
 90   8”,23|                 but also Socrates (in Book 7 of his History, ch. 32)
 91   8”,23|    Constantine (ch. 43) and Socrates (Book 7, ch. 32) say: “Wherefore
 92   8”,23|        Concerning the Orthodox Faith, book 3, ch. 12, and elsewhere.)
 93   8”,23|                according to Evagrius (book 2, ch. 1 of his Ecclesiastical
 94   8”,23|            according to Armenopoulos, Book 3, Title 8).~ ~  [88] The
 95   8”,23|            toto (page 342 of the same book): see also the Chapter on
 96   8”,23|      Justinian Novel 138, embodied in Book V of the Basilica, Title
 97   8”,23|       accordance with or according to Book IX of the Basilica, Title
 98   8”,23|              according to Pachymeres, Book 6, ch. 1); — secondly, because
 99   8”,23|               Even Justinian, too, in Book 3, ch. 2, of his Ecclesiastical
100   8”,23|            from his judgment); and in Book 1, Title 4, of his Ecclesiastical
101   8”,23|              appealed;” and again, in Book 1, Title 4, ch. 29: “It
102   8”,23|             of this Handbook Sozomen (Book 5, ch. 16) calls these letters “
103   8”,23|           that since ordinance One of Book XXIII of Title II lays down
104   8”,23|              same religion. The first book of the Code, in Title V,
105   8”,23|              written, at any rate, in Book I of the Basilica, Title
106   8”,23|              punishment, according to Book I, Title III, Ordinance
107   8”,23|            conspiracies and factions. Book LX of the Basilica, Title
108   8”,23|             who seize them.~ ~  [107] Book XI of the Basilican Ordinances,
109   8”,23|            according to Armenopoulos (Book Title XI), can actually
110   8”,23| Notwithstanding that Ordinance 36, in Book XI, Title VII, says that
111   8”,23|            according to Ordinance 13, Book VI, Title I. If in the middle
112   8”,23|              as well as Armenopoulos (Book 3, Title 4), commands that
113   8”,23|       according to ch. 39, Title XII, Book LX, anyone seizes or snatches
114   8”,23|            the Apostolic Injunctions (Book VII, ch. 42).~ ~  [130]
115   8”,23|             to Inj. XXI of the eighth book of the Apostolic Injunctions,
116   8”,23|       Justinian Novel 3 (contained in Book III of the Basilica, Title
117   8”,23|             that ch. 57 of the second book of the Injunctions says
118   8”,23|              Chapter II of the eighth book of the Injunctions, mentioned
119   8”,23|       chapters 4 and 47 of the eighth book of the Apostolic Injunctions
120   8”,23|                True, Sozomen says (in book VII, ch. 19) that although
121   8”,23|            the Apostolic Injunctions (book VIII, ch. 26) also say that
122   8”,23|              to the same Injunctions (book VIII, ch. 13). Let the deacon,
123   8”,23|          Injunctions of the Apostles (book V, ch. 18) expressly say
124   8”,23|        Apostles in their Injunctions (book V, chapters 18 and 19) command
125   8”,23|                Cacomythy of Heretics, Book I, ch. 20).~   ~[161] The
126   8”,23|               Note that, according to Book II, ch. 57, of the Apostolic
127   8”,23|      according to chapters 1 and 2 of Book III of the Apostolic Injunctions,
128   8”,23|               the facts. For Sozomen (Book VII, ch. 17) bears witness
129   8”,23|            Injunctions, which say, in Book VII, ch. 17: “Let a chaste
130   8”,23|              accordance with ch. 1 of Book III of the Apostolic Injunctions,
131   8”,23|               commands in Title II of Book IV — see also the Footnote
132   8”,23|           prayer found printed in the book of catechetical notes by
133   8”,23|               Dorotheus, and Sozomen (Book III, ch. 13). The sandals
134   8”,23|              Gregoras (his Rom. Hist. book). Note, however, that in
135   8”,23|            belongings” (Armenopoulos, Book IV, Title XII). These facts
136   8”,23|              be found in Title VII of Book XXVIII of the Basilica,
137   8”,23|              thirtieth chapter of the Book of Numbers. For it says
138   8”,23|             to Letter 29 of his sixth book, and since this liturgy
139   8”,23|          Injunctions, indeed, say (in Book VIII, ch. 42) that the trita
140   8”,23|             accordance with ch. 23 of Book IX of the Code.~ ~  [185]
141   8”,23|               of Lightning,” and the “Book of Days,” and in general
142   8”,23|      destroyed by the local judge, as Book VIII of the law, Title I,
143   8”,23|              VIII of Basil the Great. Book XLVII, Title III, ordinance
144   8”,23|         interpreting the words in the book, except only if the book
145   8”,23|              book, except only if the book belongs to the writer or
146   8”,23|        permission of the owner of the book. For all these things amount
147   8”,23|  Ecclesiastical History of Theodoret (Book V, ch. 17), notwithstanding
148   8”,23|            also Nicephorus Callistus, Book XII, ch. 41. Hence let priests
149   8”,23|             Theophanes and Simocates (Book V, ch. 10); and when asked
150   8”,23|              of the dead (p. 8 of the Book on Religious Toleration).~ ~  [
151   8”,23|       translation of this part of the book is impossible. It would
152   8”,23|               John Damascene says (in Book III, ch. 57), but even insinuates
153   8”,23|         concerning the Trisagion; and Book of Orthodox., ch. 3).~ ~  [
154   8”,23|       baptized.~ ~  [223] That is why Book LX of the Basilica, Title
155   8”,23|            keeps silent, according to Book XXIV of the Basilica, Title
156   8”,23|               inferred from ch. 19 of Book V of the Apostolic Injunctions.
157   8”,23|               at the end of his third book concerning Christianity
158   8”,23|             contained in Title VII of Book XXVIII of the Basilica (
159   8”,23|               above all Armenopoulos, Book I, Title 7. It should be
160   8”,23|              Constantine (page 135 in Book II of the Corpus Juris Graecoromani)
161   8”,23|        Theodore (Haeretic. Cacomyth., book I, ch. 26). He was also
162   8”,23|        anything from Her (Tertillian, Book against Valentinians, ch.
163   8”,23|              according to Tertillian (book concerning the flesh of
164   8”,23|               son of the Devil (Iren. Book III, ch.3). He used to say
165   8”,23|               Orthodox, read ch. 9 of book VII of Eusebius; and there
166   8”,23|        Apostles in their Injunctions, Book I, ch.3, command that no
167   8”,23|               ch. 2 of Title LVIII of Book LX of the Basilica, as well
168   8”,23|              Title XXXVII of the same Book LX, prescribes that anyone
169   8”,23|              Read concerning this the book of St. Campanias, ch. 57.
170   8”,23|        concerning the Orthodox faith, Book IV, ch. 14). But then again
171   8”,23|               Principles and Origins, Book I, ch. 7, and Book II);
172   8”,23|           Origins, Book I, ch. 7, and Book II); and Tertullian, too,
173   8”,23|           Clement Stromateus), in his Book III of Stromata, and Athenagoras
174   8”,23|               and St. Ambrose (in his book concerning Noah and the
175   8”,23|               the Ark), and Eusebius (Book V concerning Evang. Prep.),
176   8”,23|             History), and Lactantius (Book II of the Institutes), and
177   8”,23|              truth, but stated in the book which he has just recently
178   8”,23|               as Dialogus says in his book to Secundus; 4) the fact
179   8”,23|          Damascus mentions him in his book I, ch. 12, of Dogmatics;
180   8”,23|           third chapter of the fourth book of the Injunctions. But
181   8”,23|              Socrates, in the seventh book of his Ecclesiastical History,
182   8”,23|              ordinance of Title II of Book I of the Code says that