Council,  Canon

  1 Intro  |          notes. According to the title of the work, the editors
  2   1”,3 |       The ordinance of the first title of the Novels, which is
  3   1”,8 |       presbyter, and the nominal title of bishop,[14] but he shall
  4   1”,19|    second ordinance of the first Title of the Novels (Photius,
  5   1”,19|          of the Novels (Photius, Title VIII, ch. 14) says that
  6   2”,3 |          Book V of the Basilica, Title III, calls the Bishop of
  7   2”,6 |         Book LX of the Basilica, Title XXVI, ch. 6, it is written
  8   3”,8 |        begging for the honor and title of bishop he had been enjoying
  9   3”,8 |          that he should have the title of bishop, or, in other
 10   4”,9 |        Book III of the Basilica, Title I, ch. 35) further decrees
 11   4”,10|       office. Novel 16 (found in Title III of Book III of the Basilica)
 12   4”,12|     Metropolitan, who bears this title only as an honorary title,
 13   4”,12|        title only as an honorary title, to usurp anything therefrom.
 14   4”,15|         moreover, says (Book VI, Title III) that those who have
 15   7”,15|        Book III of the Basilica, Title I, ch. 28) he had to be
 16   7”,45|          The second ordinance of Title I of the Novels in proceeding
 17   7”,45|         monasteries (in Photius, Title XI, ch. 4).~ ~ ~
 18   7”,50|    skillful acting, according to Title XIII of Photius, ch. 21,
 19   7”,90|         Book LX of the Basilica, Title 39, both women furnishing
 20   7”,93|           according to ch. 19 of Title XIII of Photius.~ ~Concord.~
 21   7”,96|          Book V of the Basilica, Title I, ch. 12, in agreement
 22   7”,96|          the temple (in Photius, Title V, ch. 2). According to
 23   8”,8 |          present Canon ch. 44 of Title I of Book I of the Basilica
 24   8”,8 |      Likewise ch. 47 of the same Title and Book decrees that no
 25   8”,20|          The second ordinance of Title I of the Novels also decrees
 26   8”,20|        remain together (Photius, Title XI, ch. 1). Perhaps, too,
 27   8”,23|        men high as well as low” (Title III of the selection of
 28   8”,23|       fourth decree of the third title of the first book of ordinances,
 29   8”,23|         Book II of the Basilica, Title I, ch. 41, even the sixth
 30   8”,23|       ordinance 29 of the fourth Title of Book I (Photius Title
 31   8”,23|         Title of Book I (Photius Title IX, ch. 6), does not mention
 32   8”,23|     edict in Book I of the Code, Title IV, No. 29, that no one
 33   8”,23|        begging for the honor and title of bishop. But if he is
 34   8”,23|        not to have the honor and title of bishop? Why, they ought
 35   8”,23|         Eustathius the honor and title and activity of a bishop
 36   8”,23|         to Armenopoulos, Book 3, Title 8).~ ~  [88] The reason
 37   8”,23|   seventh ordinance of the first Title of the Novels, which is
 38   8”,23|          the third of the second Title, which is Justinian Novel
 39   8”,23|          Book V of the Basilica, Title III, ch. 4 and ch. 5 (in
 40   8”,23|        in the Nomicon of Photius Title III, ch. 14, and Title XI,
 41   8”,23|   Photius Title III, ch. 14, and Title XI, ch. 1) prescribe that
 42   8”,23|        says (comment on ch. 3 of Title I of the Nomicon of Photius).
 43   8”,23|         Book IX of the Basilica, Title I), is plain — first, because
 44   8”,23|        Leo the Wise in the first title of his Legal Epitome says
 45   8”,23|        judgment); and in Book 1, Title 4, of his Ecclesiastical
 46   8”,23|            and again, in Book 1, Title 4, ch. 29: “It has been
 47   8”,23|             99] Photius, too, in Title XII and Title XIII, says
 48   8”,23|   Photius, too, in Title XII and Title XIII, says that since ordinance
 49   8”,23|   ordinance One of Book XXIII of Title II lays down the principle
 50   8”,23|       first book of the Code, in Title V, ordinance twelve, says
 51   8”,23|   ordinance eighteen of the same Title it says that if one of the
 52   8”,23|          Book I of the Basilica, Title I, ch. 35, that no Jew must
 53   8”,23|    second ordinance of the First Title of the Novels (Photius,
 54   8”,23|          of the Novels (Photius, Title IX, ch. 30). Likewise anyone
 55   8”,23| punishment, according to Book I, Title III, Ordinance 5. The woman
 56   8”,23|        his Collection of Canons, Title 82, John of Antioch says “
 57   8”,23|   Vulpian.~ ~  [105] Photius, in Title IX, ch. 37, says that the
 58   8”,23|         Book LX of the Basilica, Title XXXVI, states that anyone
 59   8”,23|         Basilican Ordinances, in Title VIII, Ordinance 51 (in Photius,
 60   8”,23|        Ordinance 51 (in Photius, Title II, ch. 1) asserts that
 61   8”,23|          again, in Ordinance 10, Title I, it is stated that a sacred
 62   8”,23|  according to Armenopoulos (Book Title XI), can actually own it.
 63   8”,23|        Ordinance 36, in Book XI, Title VII, says that when sacred
 64   8”,23|         many years, according to Title VI of Ordinance 10. We cannot
 65   8”,23|          10. We cannot claim any title to sacred things as our
 66   8”,23|        to Ordinance 13, Book VI, Title I. If in the middle between
 67   8”,23|        According to Ordinance 14 title I one is prohibited from
 68   8”,23|       introduction to the laws), Title XV. No one can sell, or
 69   8”,23|        to the first Ordinance of Title II of the Novels (in Photius,
 70   8”,23|          the Novels (in Photius, Title XI, ch. 1). The second Ordinance
 71   8”,23|          The second Ordinance of Title II of the Novels (Photius,
 72   8”,23|          of the Novels (Photius, Title X, ch. 1), as well as Armenopoulos (
 73   8”,23|         as Armenopoulos (Book 3, Title 4), commands that stewards
 74   8”,23|        Ordinance 73 of the first Title (in Photius, Title II, ch.
 75   8”,23|         first Title (in Photius, Title II, ch. 1).~ ~  [108] This
 76   8”,23|        his Collection of Canons, Title 42).~ ~  [111] The Council
 77   8”,23|    however, according to ch. 39, Title XII, Book LX, anyone seizes
 78   8”,23|     continuing the use of such a title which had been initiated
 79   8”,23|        as Ecumenical. As for the title of “All-holiest,” this denotes (
 80   8”,23|           the Pope of Rome.” The title of Ecumenical,” on the other
 81   8”,23|        sense, characterized this title as blasphemous, diabolical,
 82   8”,23|      Emperors, understanding the title in accordance with the second
 83   8”,23|          the second ordinance of Title I of the Novels (Photius,
 84   8”,23|          of the Novels (Photius, Title IX, ch. 28) decrees that
 85   8”,23|          office. Ordinance 44 of Title III decrees that children
 86   8”,23|        of the Canons, Section 3, Title II) and even Balsamon say
 87   8”,23|        Book III of the Basilica, Title II, ch. 1; in Photius, Title
 88   8”,23|     Title II, ch. 1; in Photius, Title I, ch. 30), which appoints
 89   8”,23|              157] Photius notes (Title III, ch. 14) that if anyone
 90   8”,23|           as the law commands in Title II of Book IV — see also
 91   8”,23|           Armenopoulos, Book IV, Title XII). These facts having
 92   8”,23|         Novel 22, to be found in Title VII of Book XXVIII of the
 93   8”,23|          is recorded in ch. 2 of Title I of the Nomicon of Photius.
 94   8”,23|         as Book VIII of the law, Title I, ordinance 35 (in Photius
 95   8”,23|         ordinance 35 (in Photius Title IX, ch. 25) prescribes,
 96   8”,23|     Basil the Great. Book XLVII, Title III, ordinance 2 provides
 97   8”,23|          the Nomicon of Photius, Title IX, ch. 25.~ ~  [195] Both
 98   8”,23|          not having acquired its title from human beings but from
 99   8”,23|         Book LX of the Basilica, Title XXXVIII, ch. 1, commands
100   8”,23|   property they own. Photius, in Title XIII, ch. 21, says that
101   8”,23|       Book XXIV of the Basilica, Title II, ch. 14.~ ~  [224] I
102   8”,23|         in their Ecloge of Laws (Title XXVIII) say that if a woman
103   8”,23|        Novella 117, contained in Title VII of Book XXVIII of the
104   8”,23|        the Basilica (in Photius, Title XIII, ch. 3), saying: “If
105   8”,23|    faithful. See the 18th ch. of Title XIII of the Nomicon of Photius,
106   8”,23|        all Armenopoulos, Book I, Title 7. It should be borne in
107   8”,23|         with this Canon ch. 2 of Title LVIII of Book LX of the
108   8”,23|        third Theme of ch. 12 and Title XXXVII of the same Book
109   8”,23|      inscribed upon them, or the title bestowed upon them, just
110   8”,23|          That is why Photius, in Title I, ch. 2, says that the
111   8”,23|      that the third ordinance of Title II of the Novels invests
112   8”,23|          the second ordinance of Title I of the Novels decrees
113   8”,23|       thirty-eighth ordinance of Title II of Book I of the Code
114   8”,23|      them was made out (Photius, Title XI, ch. 4). But even real