Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |          meaning and applicability. Given their respect for tradition
 2 Intro  |            subsequent periods to be given great weight. Consequently
 3 Intro  |           concrete expressions on a given subject of the Church's
 4   1    |           us: the creed, or symbol, given above; the canons; the synodal
 5   1”,2 |          soon as baptized have been given an episcopate or a presbytery,
 6   1”,4 |             same as the explanation given by the Seventh Ecum. C.
 7   1”,5 |          more philanthropic vote be given in their behalf. As for
 8   1”,5 |             meantime, permission is given to the synod to release
 9   1”,6 |             Patriarch of Antioch is given authority over the bishops
10   1”,9 |            due examination, or when given a hearing confessed their
11   1”,10|             with the interpretation given by Balsamon — this fact,
12   1”,11|             a historical account is given by Sozomen, who says (Book
13   1”,13|           has fled, and he has been given communion, he again comes
14   3    |           word meaning “she who has given birth to God or to a God,”
15   3”,8 |            according to information given in libelli and by oral statements
16   3”,8 |           Liberator of all men, has given us as a free gift by His
17   3”,8 |         Jesus Christ has graciously given us with His own blood; it
18   4”,11|            recommendatory are to be given for the most part to those
19   4”,17|       treated in regard thereto are given permission to have their
20   4”,19|             meeting, they are to be given a brotherly reprimand. Read
21   4”,20|       officiating in a church to be given a church in another city;
22   4”,24|            back things which he has given to his monastery if he departs
23   7”,2 |      instead thereof that have been given false titles. If, nevertheless,
24   7”,7 |             case as that he will be given the preference and precedence
25   7”,16|        comparing the interpretation given by the Fathers with the
26   7”,16|           common dinners then being given their widows who had need
27   7”,29|            says this Canon, we have given them this permission, not
28   7”,31|             mystical hierurgy, have given out that the sacred chalice (
29   7”,42|          monachal habit, it must be given to him at once without postponing
30   7”,86|        penance. The pardon shall be given to him so that he may have
31   7”,94|     according to the interpretation given by Balsamon. Nestorians,[
32   8”,6 |           of them a great reward is given, according to David; and
33   8”,11|         Bishop of Constantinople is given permission to appoint a
34   8”,11|         officio. Like permission is given also to Metropolitans if
35   8”,12|     villainy they should first have given them to the latter with
36   8”,14|             of hands, each Abbot is given permission to do this but
37   8”,19|        regards property of any kind given by parents to their children
38   8”,23|             of the honor, should be given the choice of remaining
39   8”,23|    obligatory on all Christians was given to this person as a canon
40   8”,23|         willful murder, and who had given him a written document attesting
41   8”,23|          that though permission was given, true enough, to prelates
42   8”,23|      however, I (sc. Dionysius) had given orders to the priests to
43   8”,23|          the name “canonic” is also given to monks, as may be seen
44   8”,23|            with Emperor Julian, was given lessons in philosophy.” (
45   8”,23|           diocese, this Council has given us to understand that an
46   8”,23|          burial now he shall not be given, but, after joining those
47   8”,23|     mythologically asserted to have given birth to their inexistent
48   8”,23|            Theotoke as having truly given birth to God, the accent
49   8”,23|             the God Logos which was given birth out of Her and which
50   8”,23|              that “once having been given the care of an episcopate,
51   8”,23|             the Council should have given Eustathius the honor and
52   8”,23|             position which had been given to him, and will be turned
53   8”,23|             Church, to whom God has given the privilege of binding
54   8”,23|         Patriarchs, nor has he been given by this Canon to grant a
55   8”,23|          one place that the letters given to the indigent were of
56   8”,23|           his life when he is being given the last rites of unction (
57   8”,23|            and this amount shall be given to the divine house and
58   8”,23|        seized by other men shall be given to their fiances even though
59   8”,23|        Bishop of Constantinople was given the appellation by way of
60   8”,23|     although the Bishop of Rome was given by many the appellation
61   8”,23|     inhabited world and to whom was given all authority in heaven
62   8”,23|          Fathers of the Church, but given by custom to the Bishop
63   8”,23|             their property is to be given to the Church to which they
64   8”,23|         orders) says that they were given the work of getting ready
65   8”,23|     according to the interpretation given by St. Germain in his dissertation
66   8”,23|            Frequenting theaters has given birth to fornication, licentiousness,
67   8”,23|          with water, was wont to be given to the brethren for the
68   8”,23|    sufficiently large piece must be given to each brother, and similarly
69   8”,23|           asserts that an order was given by Emperor Alexius for prelates
70   8”,23| megaloscheme, because they too have given identically the same promises
71   8”,23|             that are sacred must be given to priests, and not to laymen.
72   8”,23|          Hecantonarchs was the name given to the wisest and oldest
73   8”,23|  cloud-chasers could also have been given to those who with the collaboration
74   8”,23|            severe punishment and be given the penalty received by
75   8”,23|             which sanctification is given in the type of the baptism
76   8”,23|             which sanctification is given in the type of the baptism
77   8”,23|         thoughts, even though he be given permission by his bishop,
78   8”,23|        account, too, that these are given freely wherever there is
79   8”,23|            sacred, they ought to be given to priests and men consecrated
80   8”,23|          churchly, they ought to be given to “churchly,’’ or poor,
81   8”,23|           contrary, were they to be given to civil rulers, the transfer
82   8”,23|            completely alienated and given to another. What is called “
83   8”,23|            out” is when anything is given, not completely and forever,