Council,  Canon

 1   1”,8  |       Council, when they have had hands laid upon them, to let them
 2   1”,8  |  reasonable that they should have hands laid[13] upon them, and
 3   1”,8  |         with an imposition of the hands); nevertheless, they must
 4   1”,10 |           compelled to have their hands defiled with incense or
 5   4”,23 | ecclesiastical authority in their hands, because their own bishop
 6   7     |           as written by their own hands. For it was incumbent on
 7   7”,1  |          and Evagrius, who joined hands in refashioning the Greek
 8   7”,1  |     luminaries. And they too join hands in anathematizing all those
 9   7”,27 |         with a special prayer and hands them out to the laity, by
10   7”,31 |         pastoral rulership in his hands, he taught that water should
11   7”,32 |           the bishop’s laying his hands on them. Decreeing that
12   7”,32 |  chirothesy, or imposition of the hands, from the bishop. Canon
13   7”,53 |        pointing out to us on both hands that which is of benefit.
14   7”,100|    transessencc, let him form his hands into the shape of a cross,
15   7”,100|           the holy bread in their hands, in the manner in which
16   7”,100|   creatures, and consequently his hands are far more precious than
17   7”,100|        body, let him form his two hands into the shape of a cross,[
18   8”,4  |         but by labor of their own hands to assist the weak and needy,
19   8”,12 |   monastery respectively into the hands of lay rulers, or of any
20   8”,14 |         and without imposition of hands, and reading from the pulpit
21   8”,14 |          Reader) by imposition of hands, each Abbot is given permission
22   8”,14 |       provided that imposition of hands has been laid upon that
23   8”,14 |     Anagnosts (with imposition of hands).~(c. XXXIII of the 6th ;
24   8”,14 |       received the tonsure at the hands of their own parents, in
25   8”,14 |           requisite imposition of hands and without having received
26   8”,14 |        abbot by imposition of the hands of a prelate, to ordain
27   8”,15 |          Apostle has said, “these hands have ministered unto my
28   8”,15 |          let them work with their hands to obtain the needs of the
29   8”,15 |        him by the work of his own hands, as he himself says. So
30   8”,23 |       considered the works of his hands comprehendingly” (Isa. 5:
31   8”,23 |     monotonous, he who has joined hands with the Lord God “ought
32   8”,23 |              13] The laying on of hands here is not ordination,
33   8”,23 |   accepted thus with laying on of hands, and not, of course, with
34   8”,23 |          expression “laying on of hands” was to be understood, most
35   8”,23 |          the phrase “laying on of hands” was employed here in the
36   8”,23 |           this Canon to lay their hands on the heads of penitents
37   8”,23 |           For such a laying on of hands is necessary to the mystery
38   8”,23 |           him.” This laying on of hands serves him in lieu of baptism,
39   8”,23 |        since by imposition of the hands the Holy Spirit used to
40   8”,23 |      custom of this imposition of hands in connection with the new
41   8”,23 |           accept by imposition of hands the sacrifices of burnt
42   8”,23 |           process of laying on of hands.~ ~  [14] Just as Meletius,
43   8”,23 |         has had the imposition of hands of a bishop. Canon VIII
44   8”,23 |        have had the imposition of hands of a bishop, as may be inferred
45   8”,23 |       could take the cup from his hands and replace it upon the
46   8”,23 |     Barnabas himself with his own hands, for two reasons, to wit:
47   8”,23 |          suffered violence at the hands of the other men. Canon
48   8”,23 | Ecumenical Council (Act 6) joined hands in condemning Pope Honorius.
49   8”,23 |       with the Sixth Council join hands in explicitly anathematizing
50   8”,23 |          to be delivered into the hands of the impious and godless
51   8”,23 |     betraying the Lord into their hands? “What are you willing to
52   8”,23 |       unsheltered place, used the hands of the Deacon instead of
53   8”,23 |            because the breast and hands and arms of the priest are
54   8”,23 |          any ritual imposition of hands, according to chapters 1
55   8”,23 |        virtue of an imposition of hands, to be ordained after so
56   8”,23 |          men with swords in their hands, they would predict that
57   8”,23 |         who grasp snakes in their hands and cause them not to bite.
58   8”,23 |          the holy bread in. their hands is more clearly described
59   8”,23 |        hold out the palms of your hands, nor spread your fingers
60   8”,23 |      taking the holy bread in the hands obtained among Christians
61   8”,23 |         holy bread in their naked hands, but, instead, spreading
62   8”,23 |           the holy bread in their hands, either let it drop or hid
63   8”,23 |         Eve are being held by His hands, and on the other hand the