Council,  Canon

  1   1”,1  |            And henceforth no such person must be promoted to holy
  2   1”,2  |          sin be found against the person, and it is exposed by two
  3   1”,2  |       three witnesses, let such a person be dismissed from the clergy.
  4   1”,3  |          sister, or an aunt, or a person above suspicion.~(c. V of
  5   1”,6  |        has prescribed that such a person must not be a Bishop. If,
  6   1”,7  |          not one attaching to the person and individual (concerning
  7   1”,7  |           and not to this or that person alone. Witnesses to the
  8   1”,12 | Nicephorus says that if a secular person of his own free will confesses
  9   1”,13 |         Balsamon says that such a person as this one of whom the
 10   1”,13 |           divine Mysteries to any person that is in mortal danger
 11   1”,17 |         shameful profit, any such person shall be deposed from the
 12   2     |           nor did Pope Damasus in person or by a legate, nor does
 13   2”,6  |          the diocese, let no such person be allowed to present any
 14   2”,6  |       property, in such cases the person of the accuser must not
 15   2”,7  |       Father and Son are the same person, and who do some other bad
 16   2”,7  |         Son were one and the same person, and who used to do other
 17   3”,7  |          the other hand, any such person be a Layman, let him too
 18   4     |  preserved, and concurring in one person and one substance. Not being
 19   4”,3  |      transgress these rules, such person shall become liable to the
 20   4”,14 |          undertake to convert the person joined to the Orthodox Christian
 21   4”,18 |        themselves against another person until they have carried
 22   4”,29 |    offices of the prelacy, such a person cannot be even a priest.
 23   5     |          Council itself either in person or by proxies (as, for instance,
 24   6     |      Jesus Christ, though but one person, after His incarnation possessed
 25   7”,1  |           Christians, as an alien person and rotten member.~ ~ ~
 26   7”,7  |     tyrannical audacity, let that person, after being deprived of
 27   7”,9  |           dramshop. For if such a person is not permitted to enter
 28   7”,11 |    present Canon commands that no person in holy orders and no layman
 29   7”,13 |      Apostolic Canons require any person who is in sacred orders —
 30   7”,22 |     knavishness. If, however, any person enrolled in the Clergy should
 31   7”,25 |          for him to bless another person when he ought to be looking
 32   7”,25 |          it is enough that such a person is not subjected to canonical
 33   7”,25 |          for him to bless another person when he himself ought to
 34   7”,25 |         can he give it to another person? Therefore let him neither
 35   7”,32 |           the clergy, unless such person has something to show in
 36   7”,39 |           he deems it more to the person’s interest. For although
 37   7”,42 |          the authority of another person; and see Ap. c. LXXXII)
 38   7”,63 |     discussions) he says that one person in the Church must be an
 39   7”,68 |     entering it, except only that person who is the Emperor or King;
 40   7”,68 |       sweeping it. If, however, a person is not a monk but only a
 41   7”,79 |       must be true: either such a person is not a believer; or, though
 42   7”,100|           In case, therefore, any person should be caught in the
 43   7”,101|        one treating it. So that a person who is professing the science
 44   7”,101|         matters to God and to the person undertaking pastoral leadership
 45   8”,2  |       them too. Likewise any such person must be examined by the
 46   8”,2  |         copy it himself is that a person who merely reads it easily
 47   8”,2  |          that are read, whereas a person who also writes it impresses
 48   8”,4  |          Shepherd shall appear in person, ye shall receive the reward
 49   8”,8  |         we ought to accept such a person, and baptize his children,
 50   8”,12 |           rulers, or of any other person, the transfer is to be invalid
 51   8”,15 |         other” (Matt. 6:24). Each person, therefore, in accordance
 52   8”,19 |     Prosmonarius.[281] But if the person doing this be an abbot not
 53   8”,19 |       estate of any kind) which a person may possess either as dowry
 54   8”,21 |     worldly shelter, and even the person who welcomes and admits
 55   8”,23 |          operative in an unworthy person, not for our sake, but for
 56   8”,23 |      Christians was given to this person as a canon by way of philanthropy
 57   8”,23 |           penance an adulterer, a person guilty of bestiality, a
 58   8”,23 |         Dionysius, says that if a person is still breathing a little,
 59   8”,23 |         his mouth; if, I say, the person is such a one, the priest
 60   8”,23 |          taking God to be but one person together with His Logos,
 61   8”,23 |        called unindictable. For a person that cannot be indicted
 62   8”,23 |          like, is unindictable. A person, on the other hand, that
 63   8”,23 |           even attended either in person or by deputies, nor by the
 64   8”,23 |        names for one and the same person, and that that person was
 65   8”,23 |        same person, and that that person was called at times the
 66   8”,23 |           the diversities of that person’s activities and operations.~ ~  [
 67   8”,23 |         applicable to a righteous person” (1 Tim. 1:9) — (Note of
 68   8”,23 |        Holy Trinity into a single person; and mixing with flour the
 69   8”,23 |        worthy. For every unworthy person may be described as not
 70   8”,23 |        one can prevent it. Such a person, in fact, is not prevented
 71   8”,23 |           then appeared to him in person and said to him, “I have
 72   8”,23 |           in order to meet him in person.” Theodore lost no time
 73   8”,23 |        known to all, and going in person to the spot where the building
 74   8”,23 |    adulterers. As for an Orthodox person, on the other hand, who
 75   8”,23 |          contribution of any such person, nor to accept his offerings
 76   8”,23 |        must not even greet such a person. Divine Nicephorus, too,
 77   8”,23 |         be sacred, just as a free person also ceases under like circumstances
 78   8”,23 |      humanly: as one and the same person He willed and energized
 79   8”,23 |         will and energy, the same person acting both as a God and
 80   8”,23 |         subdeacon is not the same person as the doorkeeper, being
 81   8”,23 |          is evidently a different person from the subdeacon.~ ~  [
 82   8”,23 |         to avoid having any pious person go to church or to a gathering
 83   8”,23 |         the unlawful anomaly of a person’s having been baptized twice
 84   8”,23 |           could easily occur if a person were to be baptized in a
 85   8”,23 |          with the tenth year of a person’s age, it is manifest that
 86   8”,23 |     perfect one, from that of the person called a microscheme (or “
 87   8”,23 |        the lst-&-2nd) says that a person who has put on the rason
 88   8”,23 |               and that, just as a person who fails to get baptized
 89   8”,23 |           the wishes of the other person, are under an anathema.
 90   8”,23 |           that anyone paying that person or putting him up to do
 91   8”,23 |           bridegroom carry on his person the volume of the four sacred
 92   8”,23 |        adulteration, and going in person to various places and collecting
 93   8”,23 |           unless the Latin-minded person be baptized in a strictly
 94   8”,23 |         baptized to wear upon his person. St. Meletius the Confessor,
 95   8”,23 |          even insinuates a fourth person into the Trinity, and places
 96   8”,23 |          died.” For even though a person be at the point of death,
 97   8”,23 |           tell me, such or such a person, a virtuous man, a man in
 98   8”,23 |      orders, a sober and reverent person, swore an oath. Well, if
 99   8”,23 |          For God will not judge a person who takes an oath because
100   8”,23 |      commanded,’ He will tell the person in the day of judgment; ‘
101   8”,23 |       there you will learn that a person who has been baptized by
102   8”,23 |           force and authority any person that has taken refuge in
103   8”,23 |          to attend the Council in person, because of the incursion
104   8”,23 |           embody the whole of the person or other object which they
105   8”,23 |  compromise the whole body of the person or thing represented. The
106   8”,23 |        and all the members of the person or thing represented are
107   8”,23 |          that of the original (or person whom it represents) is one
108   8”,23 |           have said, we adore the person represented in the picture
109   8”,23 |   Justinian, too, commands that a person intending to become a prelate
110   8”,23 |        Council calls the sin of a person that is incorrigible and
111   8”,23 |        who ordains or nominates a person for money shall be deposed
112   8”,23 |           For it says that if the person doing this is one on the
113   8”,23 |        credible as witnesses. One person representing one side, and
114   8”,23 |    representing one side, and one person representing the other side