Council,  Canon

 1   1”,1  |            many such persons as are laymen not even one must henceforth
 2   1”,5  |             regard to clergymen and laymen who have been excommunicated
 3   1”,16 |             Mysteries, not with the laymen and faithful in the church (
 4   1”,16 |       offenders from communion with laymen in the church), but with
 5   1”,19 |     examined without fail among the laymen.~(Ap. c. XLVII; c. II of
 6   1”,19 |     examined without fail among the laymen,” notwithstanding that these
 7   1”,19 |             ought to be reckoned as laymen, because just as those clergymen
 8   2”,6  |           clergy or to the ranks of laymen, neither shall these persons
 9   2”,6  |           from the clergymen or the laymen. As for those, however,
10   3”,1  |             bishops, or even to the laymen, that are Orthodox, that
11   3”,6  |          entirely, while if they be laymen, they are to be excluded
12   3”,6  |          excommunicated if they are laymen.~ ~ ~
13   3”,7  |          Clericate; but if they are Laymen, they shall be anathematized.
14   3”,7  |             Bishops or Clergymen or Laymen, in the act of believing
15   3”,7  |     clericate, respectively, but if laymen they shall be anathematized.
16   3”,7  |        respectively; but if they be laymen, they are to be anathematized,
17   4”,8  |            but if they are monks or laymen, let them be excluded from
18   4”,8  |            but if they are monks or laymen, they are to be excommunicated.
19   4”,8  |       clergymen and monks, say also laymen further below? In order
20   4”,8  |            In order to expose those laymen on whose boldness and protection
21   4”,13 |          their past life; though as laymen that may commune there.
22   4”,21 |                   21.~ Clergymen or laymen accusing Bishops or Clergymen
23   4”,21 |             that those clergymen or laymen who accuse bishops or clergymen
24   4”,24 |            and excommunicates those laymen and monks who have seized
25   4”,27 |           own rank, but if they are laymen, they shall be anathematized.~(
26   4”,27 |        encouragement; or if they be laymen, it anathematizes them,
27   7”,3  |           altogether and to be made laymen. All those, on the other
28   7”,4  |          nun; but it excommunicates laymen who do this or have done
29   7”,5  |             office; but if they are laymen let them be excommunicated.~(
30   7”,5  |             office; but if they are laymen, let them be excommunicated.
31   7”,20 |           thrust into the status of laymen, if with a view to returning
32   7”,20 |          and have to stand with the laymen, on account of canonical
33   7”,26 |        speaks of both clergymen and laymen in general who are wearing
34   7”,30 |        bishop is to be deposed, and laymen who have joined with him
35   7”,30 |       church; and it excommunicates laymen who have joined in communion
36   7”,41 |           cities and associate with laymen and women, and insult their
37   7”,55 |             office; but if they are laymen, let them be excommunicated.~ ~
38   7”,55 |             office, but if they are laymen, let them be excommunicated.
39   7”,57 |             Let no one ranked among Laymen administer the divine Mysteries
40   7”,57 |         function of priests, not of laymen. So for this reason the
41   7”,60 |       present Canon is provided for laymen only, as much for those
42   7”,61 |         deposed from office; but if laymen, that they be excommunicated.~ ~
43   7”,64 |       connection, it excommunicates laymen guilty of the same offense.
44   7”,73 |     prohibits bishops, clerics, and laymen from holding banquets except
45   7”,73 |            those in holy orders and laymen shall not take any portions
46   7”,73 |          clerics and excommunicates laymen who bring any domestic animal
47   7”,79 |          these words with regard to laymen only, whereas the present
48   7”,80 |            but if they happen to be laymen, it excommunicates them.~ ~ ~
49   7”,85 |         from office; but if they be laymen, that they be excommunicated.~ ~
50   7”,85 |             hand, it excommunicates laymen.~ ~ ~
51   7”,91 |            own rank, but if they be laymen, they shall be anathematized.~ ~
52   7”,100|         there prevailed a custom of laymen communing, just like priests,
53   8”,2  | Interpretation.~While all Christian laymen ought to meditate in the
54   8”,13 |             or, if they be monks or laymen, that they be excommunicated,
55   8”,13 |           in case they are monks or laymen let them be excommunicated,
56   8”,14 |           uncanonical. Not only are laymen forbidden to act as Readers
57   8”,17 |            observed also as regards laymen and clerics.~(c. IV of the
58   8”,17 |           same rule applies also to laymen or clerics if they undertake
59   8”,19 |            stand at the head of the laymen, both with respect to the
60   8”,23 |            those clergymen, or even laymen, who have strange women
61   8”,23 |            All clergymen as well as laymen, and especially monks and
62   8”,23 |       canonic, that is to say, that laymen and laywomen live for the
63   8”,23 |            bishops and clergymen or laymen that entertain the unholy
64   8”,23 |       change their habit and become laymen, are to be reinstated in
65   8”,23 |          habit (or garb) and become laymen shall be compelled to wear
66   8”,23 |          dropped into the status of laymen (for it would have been
67   8”,23 |             them to have stood with laymen with the guise of the Clergy).
68   8”,23 |          dropped into the status of laymen. Accordingly, others say
69   8”,23 |           confined to the status of laymen — and, be it iterated, if
70   8”,23 |          relegated to the status of laymen — which rights are forfeited
71   8”,23 |        given to priests, and not to laymen. To do otherwise would be
72   8”,23 |        ruinous to the households of laymen who take over monasteries.~ ~  [
73   8”,23 |          custom, I mean, of letting laymen come into the Holy Bema,
74   8”,23 |     distinguish between priests and laymen, causes the latter to incur
75   8”,23 |           But if it is unlawful for laymen even to enter the Bema,
76   8”,23 |       ignorant priests do in having laymen or anagnosts prepare the
77   8”,23 |            252] The manner in which laymen in those days used to take
78   8”,23 |            them up, whether they be laymen or clergymen. By “accuracy,”
79   8”,23 |           is to be found even among laymen, are indeed a veritable