Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |           of the Eastern Church's written law. Although it was not
 2 Intro  |          at Nicea to substitute a written, universal law for the already
 3 Intro  |     turned the scales in favor of written law. In the first place,
 4 Intro  |       favored the predominance of written law. During the first centuries
 5 Intro  |    legitimate. To the extent that written law (canons and imperial
 6 Intro  |        singular place. This work, written in Thessalonica around 1335,
 7   1    |          of the Council of Nicaea written in Greek in the fifth century
 8   1”,18|           thing which neither any written Canon nor any custom has
 9   2”,6 |          Title XXVI, ch. 6, it is written that whosoever turns out
10   2”,6 |           unless he first gives a written promise to accept the same
11   2”,7 |       give us libelli, or issue a written document (libellus is a
12   3”,8 |         episcopate, he tendered a written resignation. Hence the Synod
13   4”,29|      present Fourth Council it is written (on p. 150 of the second
14   4”,30|       Interpretation.~It has been written in Act 4 of the present
15   5    |           contained in eight Acts written in Latin, and, according
16   5    |          261 of vol. ii), in five written in Greek. It was attended
17   5    | sanctioned the Council later in a written publication; Apolinarius
18   5    |         Council anathematized the written works of Diodorus of Tarsoupolis (
19   5    |       anathematized what had been written by blissful Theodoret against
20   7    |          respective signatures as written by their own hands. For
21   7    |       same Act 4 of the 7th it is written that this very same identical
22   7”,1 |          as well as what had been written by Theodoret against the
23   7”,13|          that is to say, both the written traditions and the unwritten
24   7”,17| permission, unless furnished by a written dimissory of his own Bishop,
25   7”,19|           the Church in their own written works have presented it;
26   7”,19|           explained them in their written works; and they must endeavour
27   7”,26|        according to what has been written: “A human being will look
28   7”,39|          the divine Apostle it is written: “Let not a widow be taken
29   7”,64|         excommunicated. For it is written in the Fourth Book of Kings: “
30   7”,64|           to the moon; just as is written in Jeremiah: “to burn incense
31   7”,67|          for many books have been written, but have been rejected
32   7”,75|          the Jews (19:46): “It is written, ‘My house shall be called
33   7”,82|           of the dying. For it is written, “Take, eat” (Matt. 26:26);
34   8”,7 |          accordance with both the written and the unwritten law they
35   8”,7 |            in order that both the written legislation and the unwritten
36   8”,16|           and that which has been written has been fulfilled in them,
37   8”,23|          decrees that without the written authorization of a real
38   8”,23|          chorepiscopus has to get written permission from his bishop
39   8”,23|           and who had given him a written document attesting the remission
40   8”,23|         other codices it is found written thus: “of the perfect last
41   8”,23|        For this reason, then, the written order of Emperor Alexius
42   8”,23|      respecting which there is no written law and in regard to those
43   8”,23|          does not conflict with a written law, or a Canon: and this
44   8”,23|   dogmatic Panoply, wherein it is written that the Paulicians are
45   8”,23|          propriety, wherein it is written that “A Deaconess can neither
46   8”,23|         in old books it was found written that the women in question
47   8”,23|           enemies.~ ~  [59] It is written also in the ecclesiastical
48   8”,23|       ought to be received, it is written thus: “those calling themselves
49   8”,23|           asked Macedonians for a written documentary confession,
50   8”,23|           him a book in which was written the Symbol of Faith (usually
51   8”,23|      repentance), let them show a written repentance, and an anathematization
52   8”,23|         Cyril wanted to have this written into the holy Creed of the
53   8”,23|           matters are to be found written in Dositheus from page 279
54   8”,23|      comment on the present Canon written by Nicholas of Hydrous and
55   8”,23|     Celestius with an n, as it is written in some manuscripts owing
56   8”,23|        one,” which is one word as written in Greek, is a general and
57   8”,23| convention held in Florence it is written as follows: “These expositions
58   8”,23|          according to St. Matthew written in Greek by Barnabas himself
59   8”,23|           Council when it saw the written resignation of Eustathius.
60   8”,23|        say, for prelates to offer written resignations. For, if they
61   8”,23|   Macedonian it was quite rightly written in regard to this circumstance,
62   8”,23|       must become Orthodox. It is written, at any rate, in Book I
63   8”,23|       Council only as evulgations written into its Act 4; but later
64   8”,23|           Note that what had been written by Theodoret against St.
65   8”,23|         toto), like what had been written by Theodore of Mopsuestia
66   8”,23|          it was said to have been written from Ibas, but nevertheless
67   8”,23|         not true that it was also written by him. That is why the
68   8”,23|         to follow. For it is thus written in them: “We partake of
69   8”,23|          most of them it is found written in the following fashion,
70   8”,23|       Gregory Palamas in a letter written to a monk by the name of
71   8”,23|       liturgy is not found in his written works. On the contrary,
72   8”,23|        books, even though what is written is for the purpose of correcting
73   8”,23|         illegible as a result the written characters in them becoming
74   8”,23|           which are of paper, the written or printed characters will
75   8”,23|          printed in books or even written upon letters and written
76   8”,23|          written upon letters and written documents of any kind, together
77   8”,23|          of the Saints, which are written in letters, by avoiding
78   8”,23|          instead of “dying” it is written “who have died.” For even
79   8”,23|            it would not have been written, nor would it have been
80   8”,23|           eyes of men, just as is written: “And when Jehu was come
81   8”,23|       because neither the letters written by patriarchs in their correspondence
82   8”,23|    contrary, they would have been written against with a view to imputing
83   8”,23|         ten chapters which he has written about the holy icons, extant