Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |         placed the Canons of the Holy Apostles first; then came those of
 2   1”,1 | Interpretation.~Various Canons of the Apostles include decrees concerning
 3   1”,7 |          therefrom through the sacred Apostles into all the world, let
 4   1”,20|            customs handed down by the Apostles and the Fathers ought all
 5   3”,8 |            and the Canons of the Holy Apostles, and one which touches the
 6   4”,18|               Luke in the Acts of the Apostles (Acts 23:21) wherein the
 7   7”,1 |              word of the God-approved Apostles, and further by the three
 8   7”,1 |          handed down both by the Holy Apostles[129] and by the Fathers
 9   7”,2 |              of the holy and glorious Apostles, and as a matter of fact
10   7”,2 |          Injunctions of the same holy Apostles (as transmitted) through
11   7”,2 |          didache (or teaching) of the Apostles. On the other hand, we ratify
12   7”,2 |                the Canons of the Holy Apostles, numbering eighty-five in
13   7”,3 |            XVII and XVIII of the Holy Apostles, that is to say, those which
14   7”,6 |          Since Canon XXVI of the Holy Apostles decrees that only Anagnosts
15   7”,12|               the common Canon of the Apostles, their c. V, that is to
16   7”,13|               handed down through the Apostles, and continued from ancient
17   7”,13|             the old Canon of the Holy Apostles, Ap. c. V, that is to say,
18   7”,13|               handed down through the Apostles from antiquity, in accordance
19   7”,16|               in the Book of Acts the Apostles instruct us to appoint seven
20   7”,16|               all they set before the Apostles” (Acts 6:1–6). In the course
21   7”,16|            choosing the men! that the Apostles were not frowned upon by
22   7”,16|              been no Bishop, but only Apostles. Hence, I opine, it is plain
23   7”,16|          contained in the Acts of the Apostles, they found that these deacons
24   7”,16|              At the suggestion of the Apostles, therefore, the multitude
25   7”,16|             serve at table, while the Apostles busied themselves in prayer
26   7”,28|              to the traditions of the Apostles and of the Fathers, that
27   7”,28|               divine mysteries to the Apostles, in the same manner it may
28   7”,28|       instructions handed down by the Apostles, in their c. LXIX, that
29   7”,28|             gave the Communion to the Apostles right after supper.” Hence
30   7”,31|               procedure taught by the Apostles, and, mixing water with
31   7”,54|              that c. LXIV of the Holy Apostles must be kept rigorously
32   7”,63|            saying: “Let us not all be Apostles; let us not all be Prophets;
33   7”,63|               nor must all of them be Apostles, nor all of them Prophets.
34   7”,95|              Hence it is that all the Apostles in common in their Injunctions,
35   8”,1 |             set forth by the renowned Apostles, who were and are trumpets
36   8”,1 |               them. The Coryphaeus of Apostles, St. Peter, exulting in
37   8”,1 |          those things, viz. which the apostles preaching the gospel in
38   8”,1 |           those set forth by the holy apostles, as well as those of the
39   8”,4 |              coryphaean summit of the Apostles, also commands: “Tend the
40   8”,4 |      Patriarch. For the Coryphaeus of Apostles St. Peter gives the following
41   8”,23|               Listen also to what the Apostles say in their Injunctions (
42   8”,23|               of types of the seventy Apostles, officiate as assistant
43   8”,23|               Book III, says that the Apostles had women with them as sisters
44   8”,23|              in the tombs of the holy Apostles Peter and Paul, and placed
45   8”,23|              that is the Faith of the Apostles. St. Peter uttered these
46   8”,23|              1) Since c. XXXIV of the Apostles commands that the bishops
47   8”,23|           would have it that when the Apostles were about to separate and
48   8”,23|             which originated with the Apostles (just as some of our own
49   8”,23|               been handed down by the Apostles. But inasmuch as most holy
50   8”,23|             even seen a Symbol of the Apostles, as the great ecclesiarch
51   8”,23|              faith handed down by the Apostles’ is either a summary of
52   8”,23|             handed down orally by the Apostles, or else the faith — that
53   8”,23|               just as Canon VI of the Apostles says this very same thing.
54   8”,23|           because although the divine Apostles merely allowed prelates
55   8”,23|               be in conflict with the Apostles, and even with the very
56   8”,23|               of these seven whom the Apostles selected, which is attested
57   8”,23|              of the feast of the Holy Apostles, and of that of the Theotoke),
58   8”,23|                the Injunctions of the Apostles (book V, ch. 18) expressly
59   8”,23|               the law. For the divine Apostles in their Injunctions (book
60   8”,23|              of the successors of the Apostles, according to Reply 56 of
61   8”,23|       accusation animadverts upon the Apostles themselves, following whose
62   8”,23|           hand the Lord commanded the Apostles to teach the faithful to
63   8”,23|           Patriarchs and Prophets and Apostles all wore beards, as is plainly
64   8”,23|         distinguished from woman. The Apostles in their Injunctions, Book
65   8”,23|            fact that the icons of the Apostles Peter and Paul, painted
66   8”,23|            human being underneath the Apostles and inscribe “World” on
67   8”,23|             coryphaean summit, of the Apostles,” a phrase of the same Dionysius,
68   8”,23|           from the Injunctions of the Apostles. For this saying is found