Council,  Canon

 1 Intro   |      obvious from his notes, which give the most characteristic
 2 Intro   |         complete as it is serious, give the scholar access to correctly
 3   1”,8  |         had repented, nor would he give communion to persons that
 4   1”,18 |         the authority to offer, to give the body of Christ to those
 5   2”,7  |        will accept them after they give us libelli, or issue a written
 6   3”,5  |         sought, or should seek, to give back communion or rank,
 7   3”,5  |       sympathizers either dared to give a pardon absolving them
 8   3”,8  |        holy orders ought indeed to give especial consideration to
 9   3”,8  |         Christ. But if you care to give him a better position of
10   3”,8  |     something better and higher to give to Eustathius, either now
11   4”,14 |         commands Christians not to give their children (in marriage)
12   4”,15 |          the ministry, proceeds to give herself in marriage, thus
13   4”,18 |    agreement and resolution not to give up the undertakings to which
14   4”,24 |    removing any of their property, give permission to others to
15   4”,30 |   Alexandrians. Let them therefore give security that they will
16   4”,30 |         not to depose them, but to give them time within which to
17   7”,7  |       comes, he tell you bluntly, ‘Give this man your seat’; and
18   7”,7  |         tell you unceremoniously, “Give this man the seat you have
19   7”,12 |          all for the glory of God. Give none offense, neither to
20   7”,19 |         that the Bishop must first give a didache (or “teachment”)
21   7”,25 |          that sanctity, how can he give it to another person? Therefore
22   7”,27 |           on the contrary, he must give the Holy Communion alone
23   7”,39 |         Canons, on the other hand, give instructions to the effect
24   7”,60 |           and delusion, and do not give it up, they are to be driven
25   7”,60 |      practiced, and also those who give themselves to soothsayers
26   7”,67 |         and benefit, nor should he give them away to others to keep,
27   7”,67 |          disapproved); nor must he give these away to book stores,
28   7”,67 |      reading them, nor in order to give them to anyone else to have
29   7”,83 |           to their infancy able to give any information at all in
30   7”,83 |            nor can they themselves give any information that they
31   7”,94 | Apolinarists, we accept, when they give us certificates (called
32   7”,94 |     similar heresies, they have to give us certificates (called
33   7”,101|          the verge of despair, nor give him rein[254] to dissoluteness
34   8”,1  |         are righteousness forever: give me understanding, and I
35   8”,4  |             It is more blissful to give than to receive” (Acts 20:
36   8”,4  |        that it is more blissful to give than to receive,[270] therefore
37   8”,4  |       obliged to amass treasure to give to their parents, but, on
38   8”,4  |         contrary, parents ought to give to their children. So any
39   8”,5  |         first part forbids them to give money, not to be ordained,
40   8”,5  |           adds that whoever should give money to be ordained a clergyman
41   8”,12 |           anything therefrom or to give God’s things to his relatives.
42   8”,13 |         monasteries are willing to give them back, in order that
43   8”,18 |           Apostle orders us not to give any offense to even Jews
44   8”,23 |          and the Easterners and to give rise to a fierce war between
45   8”,23 |            body did not let go and give up the nature of our human
46   8”,23 |          bishop, and must agree to give him all the fuel needed
47   8”,23 |             that is to say) he may give him a sprinkling of holy
48   8”,23 | despondency, and to command him to give alms.~ ~  [100] Hence it
49   8”,23 |          can sell, or exchange, or give away, or mortgage a monastery
50   8”,23 |            of the Egyptians merely give others as sureties for themselves
51   8”,23 |        high priest), when about to give the showbread to David and
52   8”,23 |          surplus holy vessels, and give them to the servants to
53   8”,23 |         liturgy, the Prelate would give a teaching (or didache). “
54   8”,23 |            called among us Deacons give to each of those present
55   8”,23 |          to them, and who therefor give them permission, even though
56   8”,23 |          Hagarenes. “What will you give me if I allow you to commune?”
57   8”,23 |            What are you willing to give if I deliver him to you?”
58   8”,23 |     antidora), but must be sure to give them pieces of the very
59   8”,23 |            in his will. You cannot give anyone that which is called
60   8”,23 |            to hereinabove), and to give it to the monk being tonsured
61   8”,23 |            of the bears they would give these together with dyed
62   8”,23 |     services; neither ought one to give them to others who are going
63   8”,23 |  Pancratius of Tauromeneia used to give a cedar cross to everyone
64   8”,23 |          meal alone, and would not give anything to the poor, things
65   8”,23 |          the Nestorians, they must give us certificates and anathematize
66   8”,23 |        tradition, the priest would give the divine body, while the
67   8”,23 |         other manuscripts it says “give him more.”~ ~  [255] By
68   8”,23 |          ask every question and to give a reply; as respects the