Council,  Canon

 1   1    |       with regard to adherents of Paul of Samosata who wished to
 2   1”,9 |       charge of sins, just as St. Paul commands that a bishop should
 3   1”,19|        followers of the heresy of Paul of Samosata,[35] but who
 4   1”,19|        who have been adherents of Paul’s heresy ever since they
 5   4”,14|        Canon and according to St. Paul, though St. Paul prohibits
 6   4”,14|           to St. Paul, though St. Paul prohibits marriage with
 7   4”,18|         who conspired against St. Paul, as historically recorded
 8   4”,18|         have killed him” (sc. St. Paul). So, therefore, what the
 9   6    |       condemned Sergius, Pyrrhus, Paul, and Peter, all of whom
10   7    |          of whom the leaders were Paul of Constantinople,[125]
11   7”,1 |           Rome, Sergius, Pyrrhus, Paul, Peter, all four of whom
12   7”,12|          the injunction which St. Paul addresses specially to Titus
13   7”,13|  accordance with the words of St. Paul. For those who presiding
14   7”,26|    garments (1 Peter 3:3); and if Paul forbids the same things
15   7”,28| quarreling, let them consider St. Paul, who baptized a whole household
16   7”,53|       which is to say, divine St. Paul, who said: “But fornication
17   7”,59|           spirit with Him, as St. Paul says. Balsamon states that
18   7”,60|     Christ with the Devil, as St. Paul says? But we must note that
19   7”,63|         and the same body, as St. Paul says, so and in like manner
20   7”,69|      accordance with the words of Paul the Apostle, “let your women
21   7”,69|     churches of the saints,” says Paul the Apostle, “in the churches
22   7”,69|     according to the words of St. Paul, women are prohibited from
23   7”,69|          outside thereof, for St. Paul does not mean by “church”
24   7”,69|    discerns and believes that St. Paul’s commandments are commandments
25   7”,69|         for the purpose of trying Paul the bishop of Samosat, who
26   7”,71|          not be separated, as St. Paul says, and indeed even St.
27   7”,71|    husband?” demands the same St. Paul, “or how knowest thou, O
28   7”,95|            says the great Apostle Paul. Hence the present Canon
29   7”,95|        off. But in particular St. Paul, with special regard to
30   8”,1 |          into” (1 Pet. 1:12). And Paul says: “Though we, or an
31   8”,1 |          cries the divine apostle Paul, who ascended into the third
32   8”,1 |           revealed to us. And St. Paul anathematizes anyone, even
33   8”,1 |         they have at hand, as St. Paul says, so too do we refrain
34   8”,4 |         The preacher of the truth Paul, the divine Apostle, as
35   8”,4 | Interpretation.~Because great St. Paul both by word and by deed
36   8”,7 |                               7.~ Paul the divine Apostle said: “
37   8”,15|        embrace the other. And St. Paul commands that everybody
38   8”,15|         of the body. For even St. Paul obtained his needs and the
39   8”,23|           present Canon.~ ~  [35] Paul, hailing from Samosata,
40   8”,23|        and on this account called Paul of Samosata (and not because
41   8”,23|          Marcellus, Photinus, and Paul of Samosata, all declare
42   8”,23|            which even states that Paul used to assert that the
43   8”,23|        names changed by this same Paul to Paulicians, who sprang
44   8”,23|       sprang up a few years after Paul. See also the prolegomena
45   8”,23|         piety blossomed after St. Paul, although even during the
46   8”,23|       even during the time of St. Paul the term irreprehensible
47   8”,23|    limited applicability. For St. Paul himself wrote to Titus as
48   8”,23|      saying " irreproachable" St. Paul was alluding to every virtue . . .
49   8”,23|      teach in church (because St. Paul expressly says, in his First
50   8”,23|        Concerning deaconesses St. Paul writes in his First Epistle
51   8”,23|        nor food and drink, as St. Paul said (Rom. 14:17): but,
52   8”,23|     entertained the same views as Paul of Samosata. For he neither
53   8”,23|          Athanasius the Great and Paul of Constantinople, they
54   8”,23| Westerners to deny Athanasius and Paul seats in the Council on
55   8”,23|          acquitted Athanasius and Paul, confirmed the faith of
56   8”,23|           to the Apostle (sc. St. Paul), “no law is applicable
57   8”,23|           Sophia.~ ~  [58] Though Paul of Constantinople, and Athanasius
58   8”,23|        Alexandria to Antioch with Paul of Ephesus Theodoret wrote
59   8”,23|  comprehensive examination of St. Paul’s Epistle to the Romans
60   8”,23|   Dionysius of Alexandria said to Paul of Samosata: “the one who
61   8”,23|    present by his legates Pearus, Paul and Eugenius at the Council
62   8”,23|           holy Apostles Peter and Paul, and placed under an anathema
63   8”,23|        order to shame him, as St. Paul advises. In his letter in
64   8”,23|           convened in the time of Paul of Constantinople is attested
65   8”,23|       their flocks, since, as St. Paul says, “he that is married
66   8”,23|      interprets the saying of St. Paul (which in speaking of bishops
67   8”,23|        with the injunction of St. Paul, nor does it overthrow or
68   8”,23|           the above saying of St. Paul’s, that the only reason
69   8”,23|          the only reason that St. Paul allowed marriage was because
70   8”,23|            thus clashing with St. Paul and the Canons, including
71   8”,23|          regular business, as St. Paul says, and being traffickers
72   8”,23|           that the widow whom St. Paul mentions, notwithstanding
73   8”,23|  necessaries of life. Just as St. Paul himself goes on to say by
74   8”,23|            in accordance with St. Paul’s express command.” But
75   8”,23|    accordance with that which St. Paul says, to wit: “Having been
76   8”,23|            22:12). And if, as St. Paul says, any man in general
77   8”,23|          to a monk by the name of Paul says: “This is the great
78   8”,23|     consent and agreement, as St. Paul says; and, if so, they must
79   8”,23|        remember the saying of St. Paul, that “God hath called us
80   8”,23|     according to the words of St. Paul, saying, “So then if, while
81   8”,23|       that is to say), divine St. Paul on this account, in the
82   8”,23|          the Lord’s supper, which Paul mentions in speaking of
83   8”,23|   Corinthians was mistaken by St. Paul the Great for the divine
84   8”,23|          me that St. Peter or St. Paul or an angel from heaven
85   8”,23|           you, is not Peter or of Paul or of angels, or in general
86   8”,23|             and whatever else St. Paul says in connection with
87   8”,23|         says. (It may be that St. Paul is saying these things,
88   8”,23|          in the church called St. Paul’s and that called St. Thomas’
89   8”,23|         of the Apostles Peter and Paul, painted in colors, were
90   8”,23|            That is why divine St. Paul said that having a shadow
91   8”,23|        baptism. For them to paint Paul the Apostle at the Assumption,
92   8”,23|     Pentecost, at a time when St. Paul had not become a disciple
93   8”,23|           As for this saying, St. Paul in the Acts says that the
94   8”,23|           Great, asserts that St. Paul took it from the Injunctions
95   8”,23|       another, at last he came to Paul the bishop of the Novatians