Council,  Canon

  1   1”,3 |           Men in holy orders and clergymen ought not to cause the laity
  2   1”,3 |         subdeacons and all other clergymen that have no lawful wife
  3   1”,3 |         prelate or by his fellow clergymen, he refuses to throw the
  4   1”,5 |   following things: In regard to clergymen and laymen who have been
  5   1”,8 |          to say, who really were clergymen in the habit (thus c. LXVI
  6   1”,8 |       who are in holy orders and clergymen, and not appear to be wholly
  7   1”,10|     fairly good, may be ordained clergymen, according to c. III of
  8   1”,17|          Since many canonics, or clergymen, being fond of greed and
  9   1”,17|       interest — because, I say, clergymen were actually doing this,
 10   1”,19|        of them had been ordained clergymen before their Orthodox baptism,
 11   1”,19|       they too, like their other clergymen, ought to be reckoned as
 12   1”,19|    laymen, because just as those clergymen possessed no real ordination,
 13   2”,6 |        accuse a Bishop, or other clergymen, until they have first proved
 14   2”,6 |          excommunicated from the clergymen or the laymen. As for those,
 15   2”,6 |         accuse a Bishop or other clergymen until they prove themselves
 16   2”,6 |        the 4th decrees that when clergymen are at variance with one
 17   2”,6 |          excludes from communion clergymen and bishops that appeal
 18   3”,3 |               3.~ If some of the clergymen in any city or district
 19   3”,3 |          We collectively bid the clergymen who agree in their beliefs
 20   3”,3 | excommunicated and deposed those clergymen who did not agree with him,
 21   3”,3 | generally, it ordered that those clergymen who were of the same mind
 22   3”,4 |                4.~ If any of the clergymen should apostatize and dare,
 23   3”,4 |  preceding one, deals with those clergymen who should apostatize, and,
 24   3”,5 |        that as regards all those clergymen who on account of any sins
 25   3”,6 |       that if they be Bishops or clergymen, they are to lose their
 26   3”,6 |    office if they are bishops or clergymen, or excommunicated if they
 27   3”,7 |    whatever, they, if Bishops or Clergymen, shall be deprived as Bishops
 28   3”,7 |         their Episcopate, and as Clergymen of their Clericate; but
 29   3”,7 |       caught, whether Bishops or Clergymen or Laymen, in the act of
 30   3”,7 |           if they be bishops and clergymen, are to be expelled from
 31   3”,7 |           if they be bishops and clergymen, are to stand deposed, and
 32   4”,2 |  qualifies any of these or other clergymen for money, and out of greed
 33   4”,3 |         of the Council that some clergymen, for the sake of making
 34   4”,5 |            As regards Bishops or Clergymen who go from city to city,
 35   4”,5 |      prohibit bishops as well as clergymen from going from one city
 36   4”,7 |    present Canon prescribes that clergymen and monks must not become
 37   4”,8 |                   8.~ As for the Clergymen attached to poor houses
 38   4”,8 |         Bishop, in case they are clergymen let them be liable to the
 39   4”,8 |         follows. That as for any clergymen or persons in holy orders
 40   4”,8 |        are in holy orders or are clergymen, they are to be liable to
 41   4”,8 |    mentioning further above only clergymen and monks, say also laymen
 42   4”,8 |      boldness and protection the clergymen and monks rely in showing
 43   4”,9 |      alone. But as for the other clergymen, they are to be tried by
 44   4”,9 |         the same C. says that if clergymen charged with any crime fail
 45   4”,10|       but that if there are more clergymen in other churches among
 46   4”,10| clergyman in question, until the clergymen of each particular church
 47   4”,13|                     13.~ Strange Clergymen and Anagnosts are not to
 48   4”,13|          prescribes that strange clergymen and anagnosts are not to
 49   4”,18|    therefore, there be found any Clergymen, or Monastics, to be conspiring
 50   4”,18|        against Bishops or Fellow Clergymen[103] they shall forfeit
 51   4”,18|        Church of God. So if some clergymen or monks be found to be
 52   4”,18|          their bishops or fellow clergymen, let them be deposed from
 53   4”,20|        it is not permissible for clergymen officiating in a church
 54   4”,20|      Sardica.)~ ~Interpretation.~Clergymen (as has been stated in c.
 55   4”,20|        fellow bishops and fellow clergymen, until such time as the
 56   4”,21|                             21.~ Clergymen or laymen accusing Bishops
 57   4”,21|       laymen accusing Bishops or Clergymen are not to be allowed to
 58   4”,21|      Canon prescribes that those clergymen or laymen who accuse bishops
 59   4”,21|     laymen who accuse bishops or clergymen in regard to any matter
 60   4”,22|                             22.~ Clergymen, after the death of their
 61   4”,22|          says the present Canon, clergymen must not seize their effects —
 62   4”,23|        holy Council that certain Clergymen and Monastics, without being
 63   4”,23|    Council has learned that some clergymen and monks, notwithstanding
 64   4”,23|        receive them or of fellow clergymen who have imitated them;
 65   4”,24|           wherein it deposes the clergymen from office, and excommunicates
 66   4”,26|          relatives, but from his clergymen, to manage the affairs of
 67   4”,27|           that if they should be Clergymen, they shall forfeit their
 68   4”,27|       from office not only those clergymen who seize them by force,
 69   7”,4 |        The present Canon deposes clergymen who commit fornication with
 70   7”,4 |         those in holy orders and clergymen are deposed from office
 71   7”,5 |          injunction, if they are Clergymen, let them be deposed from
 72   7”,5 |          to do this, if they are clergymen (as having been involuntarily,
 73   7”,16|         number of deacons and of clergymen apportioned to their requirements.[
 74   7”,17|                 17.~ Inasmuch as Clergymen of various churches have
 75   7”,17|          a single one of all the clergymen, regardless of what rank
 76   7”,17|    present Canon does not permit clergymen to leave their churches
 77   7”,18|                             18.~ Clergymen who on the pretext of an
 78   7”,18|         this Canon refuse to let clergymen leave their churches without
 79   7”,21|       whether they be Bishops or Clergymen whatsoever, who have been
 80   7”,26|             Interpretation.[153]~Clergymen and all who are in Holy
 81   7”,26|   present Canon commands that no clergymen shall wear clothes that
 82   7”,26|      whereas that speaks of both clergymen and laymen in general who
 83   7”,26|    firmly forbid these things to clergymen? St. Basil the Great, too,
 84   7”,30|                31.~ As for those Clergymen who hold a liturgy in oratories
 85   7”,30|        present 6th deposes those clergymen who baptize anyone inside
 86   7”,33|   sedulous to insist that if any Clergymen or Monks be found either
 87   7”,33|        against Bishops or fellow Clergymen, they shall forfeit their
 88   7”,34|       Bishop, unless there be no Clergymen left in the same church.
 89   7”,34|          for safe keeping by the clergymen of the episcopate until
 90   7”,34|        been installed. But if no clergymen have been left in that bishopric,
 91   7”,36|         canonically upon various Clergymen, and from employing the
 92   7”,36|   perform ordinations of various clergymen within their eparchy, even
 93   7”,55|   observe this rule, if they are Clergymen, let them be deposed from
 94   7”,55|      keep this rule, if they are clergymen, let them be deposed from
 95   7”,60|        who consult them. For any clergymen and persons in holy orders
 96   7”,60|      wear amulets, and prohibits clergymen and priests from becoming
 97   7”,61|         doing, if they should be clergymen, we command that they be
 98   7”,64|         this Council deposes any clergymen that do such a thing, while,
 99   7”,76|         in major holy orders, or clergymen admitted to the Holy Bema,
100   7”,91|          decreed that if they be clergymen, they shall forfeit their
101   8”,4 |          effect that bishops, or clergymen, or monks serving under
102   8”,4 | excommunicating anyone among the clergymen under him, or shutting a
103   8”,4 |        profits, from bishops, or clergymen, or monks that are subject
104   8”,5 |        brazenly reproached those clergymen who, being elected by the
105   8”,5 |        to the lowest rank of the clergymen of the same order. But if
106   8”,5 |    incorrigible boasting of such clergymen[271] about money a deadly
107   8”,5 |  insolent treatment of the other clergymen a worse than deadly sin,
108   8”,5 |       hold the poor and reverent clergymen in contempt: so it is this
109   8”,10|          Inasmuch as some of the Clergymen, flouting the canonical
110   8”,10|         paragraph: the action of clergymen in going from city to city,
111   8”,10|        and persists in doing so. Clergymen, on the other hand, who
112   8”,12|     rulers of the region, but to Clergymen or to farmers (i.e., husbandmen).
113   8”,12|     rulers and autocrats, but to clergymen or farmers,[276] men, that
114   8”,15|          called by God. If these clergymen allege as an excuse that
115   8”,16|     sacerdotal order. Bishops or clergymen, therefore, who adorn themselves
116   8”,23|      place under a penance those clergymen, or even laymen, who have
117   8”,23|      have grown old as nuns. All clergymen as well as laymen, and especially
118   8”,23|          further above.~ ~  [31] Clergymen are called “canonics” and
119   8”,23|           and in the presence of clergymen of Constantinople, read
120   8”,23|  differences between bishops and clergymen he says: “For whether a
121   8”,23|       case of a bishop or of any clergymen in general, and according
122   8”,23|     states that “all bishops and clergymen or laymen that entertain
123   8”,23|     however, that the tonsure of clergymen performed by the prelate
124   8”,23|         other hand, command that clergymen and monks who change their
125   8”,23|      concerning disputes between clergymen, notwithstanding that he
126   8”,23|     other courts or tribunals of clergymen.~ So it is evident that
127   8”,23|        same thing as saying that clergymen and metropolitans subject
128   8”,23|   Monastics,” instead of “Fellow Clergymen.”~ ~  [104] As this is historically
129   8”,23|         to and inconsistent with clergymen and the priestly order,
130   8”,23|  Ecumenical” was bestowed by the clergymen of Antioch and the Orthodox
131   8”,23|         and 8 of Leo decree that clergymen and monks who discard their
132   8”,23|      called in Greek) prohibited clergymen from serving in perfumery
133   8”,23|     medicine, and excommunicates clergymen who engage in mundane and
134   8”,23|  doorkeepers, ostiaries, and all clergymen in general that were outside
135   8”,23|      upon his breast, having the clergymen and faithful ones present
136   8”,23|      populated by Christians and clergymen. So that those who are ordained
137   8”,23|    uninhabited by Christians and clergymen, are themselves among the
138   8”,23|        of faithful believers and clergymen, according to the Popish
139   8”,23|          devoid of believers and clergymen, as we say, but in those
140   8”,23|      populated by Christians and clergymen but yet are occupied and
141   8”,23|        the 4th commands that the clergymen and superiors of monasteries
142   8”,23|         improvement, but only to clergymen and monks. For things that
143   8”,23|          may be inferred that no clergymen, or any persons in holy
144   8”,23|          if this Canon prohibits clergymen from even looking at the
145   8”,23|       persons in holy orders and clergymen during the weeks of the
146   8”,23|        whether they be laymen or clergymen. By “accuracy,” on the other
147   8”,23|        civil rulers, but only to clergymen or farmers, it seems to
148   8”,23|      consecrated to God, such as clergymen are; while in respect, on