Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |        practical interest for the clergy. This recension of the canons
 2   1    |       Canon 3: All members of the clergy are forbidden to dwell with
 3   1”,1 | barbarians, let him remain in the clergy. But if anyone has excised
 4   1”,1 |       examined after being in the clergy. And henceforth no such
 5   1”,1 |        admits such persons to the clergy.~(Ap. cc. XXI, XXII, XXIII;
 6   1”,1 |      perform the functions of the clergy. But whoever while in good
 7   1”,1 |        from the activities of the clergy. And of as many such persons
 8   1”,1 |        them to be admitted to the clergy. Read also the Interpretation
 9   1”,2 |      person be dismissed from the clergy. As for anyone acting contrary
10   1”,2 |        losing his standing in the clergy.~(Ap. c. LXXX; c. XVII of
11   1”,3 |         at all among those in the clergy, the privilege of having
12   1”,5 |    whether they be members of the clergy or belong to a lay order,
13   1”,5 |          made in dealing with the clergy and the laity, or, conversely,
14   1”,5 |          or, conversely, that the clergy and the laity have shown
15   1”,8 |         to let them remain in the clergy. Above all, that it is fitting
16   1”,8 |          seem to be wholly in the clergy, lest there should be two
17   1”,8 |        allowed to remain in their clergy, those, that is to say,
18   1”,8 |         they shall be left in the clergy and rank in which each of
19   1”,8 |         be wholly deprived of the clergy.~ ~ ~
20   1”,16|     persons, and listed among the clergy,[31] without fearing God
21   1”,17|         shall be deposed from the clergy and shall be an alien to
22   1”,17|         shall be deposed from the clergy and shall be estranged from
23   1”,19|          have been covered in the clergy under examination as to
24   1”,19|          had been ordained in the clergy according to the Paulianists;
25   1”,19|           must be ousted from the clergy. For the word depose was
26   1”,19|         of holy orders and of the clergy, is said to be deposed.
27   1”,19|           of the) holy orders and clergy claimed by the Paulianists.
28   1”,19|     called what they had proposed clergy, and by the same token deposition,
29   1”,19|          set up by the Montanists clergy. But this which we have
30   2”,6 |        whether they belong to the clergy or to the ranks of laymen,
31   4”,2 |        any one on the roll of the Clergy, with a view to gain; or
32   4”,3 |         listed in the roll of the Clergy hire other men’s estates
33   4”,7 |         once been enrolled in the Clergy or who have become Monks
34   4”,7 |          wearing the habit of the clergy; whereas the present Canon
35   4”,10|      perform the functions of the clergy there only. But if anyone
36   4”,26|     Steward selected from its own Clergy to manage the ecclesiastical
37   7”,3 |           that those enlisted the Clergy and conveying to others
38   7”,6 |       those being promoted to the Clergy only Anagnosts and Psalts
39   7”,6 |      before being admitted to the Clergy as a Subdeacon, or a Deacon,
40   7”,19|       Sundays, must teach all the Clergy and the laity words of truth
41   7”,19|    Presbyters, must teach all the Clergy and the laity every day
42   7”,22|        any person enrolled in the Clergy should be found to be demanding
43   7”,26|           who are enrolled in the Clergy. If anyone should commit
44   7”,32|       lineage are eligible to the clergy, pursuantly to Jewish customs,
45   7”,32|    promote certain persons to the clergy are not allowed to pay any
46   7”,32|      Canons to be enrolled in the clergy, they shall ordain them
47   7”,32|        order of enrollment in the clergy, unless such person has
48   7”,32|         to become a member of the clergy, the Fathers of this Council
49   7”,34|           the safe keeping of the Clergy of the church of which the
50   7”,79|           else on the list of the Clergy, or any layman, without
51   7”,80|           here be a member of the Clergy, we command that he be shorn
52   8”,2 |          able to admonish all the clergy about him to become initiated;
53   8”,4 |           as domineering over the clergy, but as furnishing models
54   8”,5 |         anyone on the roll of the Clergy, with a view to gain; or
55   8”,5 |           let him too, if he be a clergy­man, forfeit his office;
56   8”,5 |        themselves enrolled in the clergy of a certain church, offered
57   8”,5 |        life, were enrolled in the clergy without giving any money.
58   8”,14|      receiving the tonsure of the Clergy from infancy and without
59   8”,15|           of any clergyman in the clergy of two churches situated
60   8”,23|         him be dismissed from the clergy, perhaps in order that he
61   8”,23|   confiscated the property of the clergy. In fact, not only these
62   8”,23|    admitted to be enrolled in the clergy after becoming a defender
63   8”,23|         of Cyril addressed to the clergy of Alexandria, and in the
64   8”,23|    reinstated in the habit of the clergy or monks again even against
65   8”,23|     privilege of conceding to the clergy of his Church, as well as
66   8”,23|          put off the guise of the Clergy, and thus dropped into the
67   8”,23|      laymen with the guise of the Clergy). That is why Balsamon,
68   8”,23|           regain the guise of the Clergy which they lost. If this
69   8”,23|       Basil (in his letter to the clergy of the church in Neocaesarea)
70   8”,23|           who admit others to the clergy, which is tantamount to
71   8”,23|       consent to enroll among the clergy of any particular church