Council,  Canon

  1 Intro  |         question even though this city has long since ceased to
  2   1”,3 |         civil authorities of that city where he is serving as a
  3   1”,7 |         Jews, that it was a large city and the metropolis of the
  4   1”,8 |           two bishops in the same city.~(Ap. cc. XLVI, XLVII, LXVIII;
  5   1”,8 |   officiating in one and the same city (concerning which see Ap.
  6   1”,15|           a Deacon to go from one city to another. If, after the
  7   1”,15|          or Deacon to go from one city to another. If, after this
  8   1”,15|          as this, and go from one city to another, this change
  9   1”,18|          only if he go to another city as the personal representative
 10   3    |    Council was held in Ephesus, a city situated in Asia, in the
 11   3    |          the large church of that city which is called Mary Theotoke,[
 12   3”,3 |           of the clergymen in any city or district have been shorn
 13   3”,7 |       Fathers who convened in the city of Nicaea, with Holy Spirit.
 14   3”,7 |      Fathers who assembled in the city of Nicaea and were enlightened
 15   3”,8 |     weeping, not about losing the city or by way of quarreling
 16   3”,8 |        who had been away from his city and far from home for a
 17   4    |           Chalcedon, an important city in Bithynia, during the
 18   4”,3 |          unless the bishop of the city should urge him to take
 19   4”,4 |     approval of the Bishop of the city; and that Monks in every
 20   4”,4 |           and that Monks in every city and country be subject to
 21   4”,4 |           so by the Bishop of the city on account of some exigency;
 22   4”,4 |     blasphemed. The Bishop of the city, however, is required to
 23   4”,4 |      either in a village, or in a city, or in the wilderness, or
 24   4”,4 |           89] Monks living in any city or village shall be subject
 25   4”,5 |          or Clergymen who go from city to city, it has seemed fitting
 26   4”,5 |     Clergymen who go from city to city, it has seemed fitting that
 27   4”,5 |     clergymen from going from one city or province to another city
 28   4”,5 |       city or province to another city or province. Read them also
 29   4”,6 |    assigned to the church of some city, or to a martyry, or to
 30   4”,6 |         assigned to a church of a city or village, or to a monastery,
 31   4”,8 |    authority of the bishop of the city in question, and not disrespectfully
 32   4”,8 |      subject to the bishop of the city in question, in accordance
 33   4”,10|          even of one and the same city, according to c. XV of the
 34   4”,12|        are to be preserved to the city which had originally and
 35   4”,13|           anywhere in a different city without having letters recommendatory
 36   4”,17|            on the other hand, any city has been rebuilt by imperial
 37   4”,17|         heretofore been built any city by imperial authority, or
 38   4”,17|         regard to the newly-built city, not vice versa.[102]~ Note
 39   4”,20|         given a church in another city; but, on the contrary, they
 40   4”,20|    Clergyman who has left his own city see fit to return to his
 41   4”,20| transferred to another in another city, but, on the contrary, they
 42   4”,20|          their motherland or home city by any necessity, or who
 43   4”,23|          resorted to the imperial city of Constantinople, and stay
 44   4”,23|       departure from the imperial city. But if they impudently
 45   4”,23|           to be expelled from the city even against their will
 46   4”,23|   Constantinople and stay in that city for a long time, disturb
 47   4”,28|           emperor in the imperial city of Constantinople otherwise
 48   4”,28|           reason deeming that the city which is the seat of an
 49   4”,28|        the priorities of the same city of Constantinople which
 50   4”,28|        quite reasonable that this city, in view of the fact that
 51   4”,30|          the Bishop for the great city of the Alexandrians has
 52   4”,30|        like habit in the Imperial City till an Archbishop has been
 53   4”,30|       been ordained for the great city of the Alexandrians. Let
 54   4”,30|          they will not leave this city till the city of the Alexandrians
 55   4”,30|          leave this city till the city of the Alexandrians has
 56   4”,30|           to say, in the Imperial City until another Archbishop
 57   4”,30|          they would not leave the city of Constantinople until
 58   7”,1 |          convened in the Imperial City itself in the reign of Theodosius
 59   7”,1 |       assembled themselves in the city of Euphesus in the reign
 60   7”,1 |           ground of this Imperial City in the reign of Justinian,
 61   7”,1 |          grounds of this Imperial City in the reign of Constantine,
 62   7”,1 |      chairmen in this God-guarded city, Macarius who became the
 63   7”,2 |  God-guarded and imperial capital city, .and the two hundred who
 64   7”,2 |  God-guarded and imperial capital city in the time of Nectarius
 65   7”,2 |          of this imperial capital city, and of Theophilus who became
 66   7”,2 |           Archbishop of the great city of Alexandria, and of Peter
 67   7”,2 |           Archbishop of the great city of Alexandria, of Theophilus
 68   7”,2 |           Archbishop of the great city of the Alexandrians, of
 69   7”,2 |      God-guarded imperial capital city. Furthermore, the Canon
 70   7”,3 |  God-guarded and imperial capital city, have neither carried meekness
 71   7”,7 |           and has come to another city on some errand. For then,
 72   7”,12|           or presbyters) in every city, as I have appointed thee,
 73   7”,16|        the Canon, even though the city be a quite big one: witness
 74   7”,16|         more, even in the largest city, as recorded in the Book
 75   7”,20|         teach publicly in another city that does not belong to
 76   7”,26|         either when living in the city or when walking the road;
 77   7”,26|         when he is staying in the city nor when he is walking on
 78   7”,35|      God-guarded imperial capital city, and by the six hundred
 79   7”,35|           the throne of the great city of the Alexandrians shall
 80   7”,35|      after this the throne of the city of the Jerusalemites.~(Ap.
 81   7”,36|           the President of such a city has been unable after ordination
 82   7”,37|          reads as follows: If any city has been rebuilt by imperial
 83   7”,38|      continued, the Bishop of the city of the Cyzicenians being
 84   7”,38|            the Bishop of the same city of the Cyzicenians shall
 85   7”,38|         entire, and that this new city of Justinianoplis is to
 86   7”,38|           the Metropolitan of the city of Cyzicus shall be subject
 87   7”,47|         far removed from the home city of the Bishop, and let her
 88   7”,54|         learned that those in the city of the Romans during the
 89   7”,79|        weeks, while living in the city, if he be a Cleric, let
 90   7”,79|         while he is living in the city, fails to attend church
 91   7”,79|        words “while living in the city, . . . three consecutive
 92   8    |         second to convene in that city, during the reign of Constantine
 93   8”,10|          God-guarded and imperial city, and become attached to
 94   8”,10|           clergymen in going from city to city, and especially
 95   8”,10|   clergymen in going from city to city, and especially to Constantinople;
 96   8”,15|       applied in this God-guarded city; but in small towns outside
 97   8”,15|       situated either in the same city or in two cities, because
 98   8”,15|        churches, in this imperial city at any rate, is not to be
 99   8”,23|     baptized by the bishop in one city of France (Socrates, Book
100   8”,23|           Book III concerning the City of God) says that the Devil
101   8”,23|       Jews, Book VII, ch. 18) the city was named Jerusalem because
102   8”,23|  Melchisedec, who first built the city, and having built therein
103   8”,23|      sacred temple, he called the city, in allusion thereto, Jerusalem,
104   8”,23|           other names of the same city, by forming a compound name
105   8”,23|    formerly called Jerusalem, the city was subsequently named Aelia
106   8”,23|        the name Aelia because the city was built on the site of
107   8”,23|        ordain no one, either in a city or in a village (Sozomen,
108   8”,23|         the lawful bishop in that city. “How, then, is it,” he
109   8”,23| permissible in a village or small city, where there is need of
110   8”,23|   appointed by the bishop of that city to which he was subject
111   8”,23|      consent of the bishop in the city, even though he has had
112   8”,23|       Christian soldiers in every city in the realm should be deprived
113   8”,23|          hailing from Samosata, a city situated in Mesopotamia
114   8”,23|           women who went from one city to another with letters
115   8”,23|     Council be held at Sardica, a city in Illyria, to be made up
116   8”,23|          Council assembled in the city of Ephesus provided that
117   8”,23|          Fathers assembled in the city of Nicaea. And divine Cyril
118   8”,23|           the senators of his own city. Novels 7 and 8 of Leo,
119   8”,23|     exactly as Rome was a capital city, it becomes proper to concede
120   8”,23|          they would not leave the city of Constantinople without
121   8”,23|          they would not leave the city: — seeing, I say, these
122   8”,23|        second Council in the same city of Ephesus, appointing the
123   8”,23|        and evils occurred in that city, culminating in the murder
124   8”,23|           and who had called this city Justinianopolis after his
125   8”,23|           in the imperial capital city ought to be on their guard
126   8”,23|      those times, had died in the city called Briza, the Bishop
127   8”,23|         Briza, the Bishop of that city took money from his relatives
128   8”,23|           local Synod held in the city of Antisiodorus, in its
129   8”,23|    wherein he says: ‘Lord, in thy city Thou wilt do their image