Council,  Canon

  1 Intro   |  manuscripts. We can say the same thing for these notes that was
  2   1”,2  |        henceforth to have no such thing occur. For the catechumen
  3   1”,3  |        are unsuspectable. Another thing is that monks ought not
  4   1”,4  |           province. But if such a thing is difficult either because
  5   1”,6  |          Antioch decrees the same thing. Canon XIII of Carthage
  6   1”,15 |       should attempt to do such a thing, or has actually undertaken
  7   1”,15 |           undertaken to do such a thing, let the resulting affair
  8   1”,15 |           should try to do such a thing as this, and go from one
  9   1”,18 |        Eucharist to presbyters, a thing which neither any written
 10   1”,19 |        same council says the same thing); but it anathematizes her
 11   2     |        that the Holy Spirit was a thing constructed or created by
 12   2”,2  |     decreed (c. VI). For the same thing is involved in the decree
 13   2”,6  |       word meaning about the same thing as the word extralimitary
 14   2”,6  |          own provinces. This very thing is what is decreed by c.
 15   3”,8  |        announced an innovation, a thing which is contrary to the
 16   3”,8  |      custom. This, however, was a thing that was contrary to Ap.
 17   4”,12 |           be allowed to do such a thing. For, if anyone shall attempt
 18   4”,12 |      merely attempts to do such a thing, without succeeding in doing
 19   4”,18 |        from the Greeks,[105] this thing ought still more to be forbidden
 20   4”,22 |           seize their effects — a thing which even the Canons of
 21   7”,7  |          should dare to do such a thing, by resorting to tyrannical
 22   7”,12 |          best not to allow such a thing to occur hereafter at all.
 23   7”,29 |        longer in any way: for one thing, in order to show, by this
 24   7”,29 |        virginity; and for another thing, because continual sight
 25   7”,29 |         and notice that this same thing which the Council permits
 26   7”,30 |   speaking, in ordinary houses, a thing which is prohibited except
 27   7”,42 |        Thessalonica say this same thing too. Without an “old man,”
 28   7”,55 |   precisely as from every kind of thing sacrificed, so and especially
 29   7”,57 |         that dares to do any such thing he excommunicated for a
 30   7”,64 |      therefore, who does any such thing, if he be a Clergyman, let
 31   7”,64 |          clergymen that do such a thing, while, in the same connection,
 32   7”,67 |        Anyone caught doing such a thing from now on, let him be
 33   7”,67 |        anyone who might do such a thing, let him be excommunicated
 34   7”,69 |         and to shun adultery as a thing that is odious to God. By
 35   7”,69 |      trills (which means the same thing as the warbles of old) and
 36   7”,71 |          discovered that any such thing is done by any one of the
 37   7”,71 |            Basil’s c. IX. For one thing, because the infidel husband
 38   7”,71 |          husband. And for another thing, because perhaps as a result
 39   7”,76 |         so. For this is the first thing heathen find to condemn.
 40   7”,78 |     decrees that hereafter such a thing shall not be done by Christians.
 41   7”,84 |           freedom of slaves was a thing which had no honor attached
 42   7”,90 |           Basil decrees this same thing verbatim. But treating such
 43   7”,90 |        Christians, says this very thing. See also Ap. c. LXVI.~ ~ ~
 44   7”,93 |          37).[235] This very same thing is affirmed also by James
 45   7”,95 |          said that long hair is a thing that is alien to the Catholic
 46   7”,100|         may impart it in any such thing, let both of them be excommunicated,
 47   8”,3  |           province. But if such a thing is difficult either because
 48   8”,3  |         about them here. The only thing in this Canon that is not
 49   8”,6  |           any animal or any other thing that he may have with him:
 50   8”,10 |         magistrates (as this same thing is decreed in c. XI of the
 51   8”,11 |           appoint them. This same thing is to be done also in the
 52   8”,14 |        Canon commands that such a thing be not done, on the ground
 53   8”,18 |         as servants, since such a thing causes great scandal and
 54   8”,23 |            is undoubtedly a great thing in itself. For whether you
 55   8”,23 |         rate will not praise this thing even though I be criticized.” ~
 56   8”,23 |       present Canon says the same thing. And the edition of Melchitae
 57   8”,23 |    Epiphanius, too, says the same thing in his Haer. 79: “For it
 58   8”,23 |             36] Indictment is one thing and reprehension is another (
 59   8”,23 |       further above.~ ~  [38] One thing which occurred at this Council
 60   8”,23 |    penalty of this Canon, for one thing, because, being Popes and
 61   8”,23 |       upon them, and, for another thing, because they made this
 62   8”,23 |          which, though not a fine thing nor anything to be praised,
 63   8”,23 |         Logos — which is the same thing as to say the one substance
 64   8”,23 |       Councils). This is the same thing as saying that the union,
 65   8”,23 |       Greek word meaning the same thing as the English) word co-essential
 66   8”,23 |      chapters, or to say the same thing in other words, the twelve
 67   8”,23 |       Emperors of Rome said: “One thing and a fine thing too we
 68   8”,23 |       said: “One thing and a fine thing too we prayerfully wish
 69   8”,23 |           said that they said one thing and did another in point
 70   8”,23 |        divine Cyril says the same thing in his letter to the Bishop
 71   8”,23 |   Constantinople say but this one thing. And in the fifth convention
 72   8”,23 |         anticipating this sort of thing had prohibited any addition
 73   8”,23 |       though some new and strange thing had occurred; for it says,
 74   8”,23 |         says in his c. III: “This thing is not agreeable to the
 75   8”,23 |           say, I too say the same thing, and the statement is correct.
 76   8”,23 |        the prelacy. For it is one thing for one not to be worthy,
 77   8”,23 |       negative sense, and another thing for one to be unworthy,
 78   8”,23 |  designations of one and the same thing. I need scarcely say that
 79   8”,23 |           was impossible for that thing to have happened. Then Alamundarus
 80   8”,23 |        Diocese, which is the same thing as saying the Exarch of
 81   8”,23 |        diocese; which is the same thing as saying that clergymen
 82   8”,23 |         in Reply 47 says the same thing, adding that he may partake
 83   8”,23 |         owned by anyone. A sacred thing is anything that has been
 84   8”,23 |           is stated that a sacred thing is that which has been rightly
 85   8”,23 |         which amounts to the same thing as saying that it is sacred
 86   8”,23 |        church) whose property the thing in question was. The third
 87   8”,23 |         by force, because it is a thing that is dishonorable in
 88   8”,23 |          Basil also says the same thing; but if they were not betrothed,
 89   8”,23 |          facts indicated any such thing, the Bishop of Constantinople
 90   8”,23 |      Apostles says this very same thing. And 3) Because the trouble
 91   8”,23 | fornication it was deemed a great thing for a husband to have but
 92   8”,23 |           it, are doing the right thing. See also Footnote 2 to
 93   8”,23 |   contains no reference to such a thing at all. And thirdly, because
 94   8”,23 |         in extenso XX). No blamed thing in itself can ever become
 95   8”,23 |         to me of custom. For if a thing is wicked, let it not be
 96   8”,23 |            in other words, if the thing is an evil, let it not occur
 97   8”,23 |      Balsamon also says this same thing in his Reply 14, and one
 98   8”,23 |          This very same identical thing is said also by John of
 99   8”,23 |        Patriarchs of the East — a thing which is contrary to the
100   8”,23 |      truth be an exceedingly fine thing if, in accordance with this
101   8”,23 |           Jeremiah, “it is a good thing for a man when he lifts
102   8”,23 |        following reasons: for one thing, because as long as a monk
103   8”,23 |           angels; and for another thing, because a monk ought always
104   8”,23 |           Basil asserted the same thing twice, above and below.
105   8”,23 |           the bishop ordering one thing, and the worldlings another,
106   8”,23 |       have discovered). This same thing is also embodied in the
107   8”,23 |        out their mouth. This same thing that Symeon the bishop of
108   8”,23 |           is a brave and sensible thing for one to abstain from
109   8”,23 |      sobriety — which is the same thing as saying those in holy
110   8”,23 |          been dedicated. The same thing is asserted also by Balsamon (
111   8”,23 |        saying that it is a lawful thing for good and true oaths
112   8”,23 |        oaths to be taken, for one thing because the imperial laws
113   8”,23 |         be taken, and for another thing because for one not to swear
114   8”,23 |    legislation. Permission is one thing, and legislation is quite
115   8”,23 |        did not eat of any animate thing. They rejected marriage
116   8”,23 |               261] An idol is one thing, a statue is another thing,
117   8”,23 |        thing, a statue is another thing, and an icon (or picture)
118   8”,23 |           picture) is a different thing. For an idol differs from
119   8”,23 |           is a likeness of a true thing and its original, whereas
120   8”,23 |         of a false and inexistent thing, and is not the likeness
121   8”,23 |       whole body of the person or thing represented. The reason
122   8”,23 |          members of the person or thing represented are contained
123   8”,23 |     kissing) are one and the same thing. For, in the ancient Greek
124   8”,23 |        amounts to saying the same thing, is expressed in its above
125   8”,23 |        not go ahead and paint one thing instead of another, and
126   8”,23 |          a shameful and illogical thing for one who ought to teach
127   8”,23 |      Balsamon also says this same thing in Reply 38 (p. 382 of Jus
128   8”,23 |         any vain and unseasonable thing. The corresponding Greek
129   8”,23 |     suspicion whatever. This same thing is decreed by him also in