Council,  Canon

 1   1”,11 |          and royal gates” of the temple (or nave), and of the church,
 2   1”,11 |      narthex in the vestibule of temple (or of the nave), and to
 3   1”,14 |   depicted in the drawing of the temple which we have traced. Cardinal
 4   7”,32 |    installing them in the divine Temple, we have seen fit to concur
 5   7”,60 |         or what agreement hath a temple of God with idols? Or what
 6   7”,60 |  darkness? or what union has the temple of God with the altar of
 7   7”,64 |     within the two courts of the temple, and he passed his children
 8   7”,69 |         not mean by “church” the temple itself, but a “congregation
 9   7”,69 |         at all within the sacred temple of the church. They may,
10   7”,73 |        the word “church” for the Temple itself. Hence the particle “
11   7”,73 |    domestic animal into a sacred temple, except as a result of some
12   7”,75 |        drove them all out of the temple who were making it a market
13   7”,75 |        those who were making the temple a common house, he drove
14   7”,87 |          introduce into a sacred Temple any beast whatsoever, unless
15   7”,87 |       kind, he puts up in such a Temple. For if he does not let
16   7”,87 |     introducing a beast into the Temple without there being any
17   7”,87 |      introducing into any sacred temple any kind of animal. For
18   7”,87 |         takes his beast into the temple in order to avoid leaving
19   7”,87 |        is allowed to rest in the Temple on such an occasion not
20   7”,87 |          too is the honor of the Temple temporarily shelved in order
21   7”,87 |    should take any animal into a temple without any such necessity,
22   7”,96 |        connected with the divine temple, such as the so-called catechumenates,
23   7”,96 |           or to sleep inside the temple, but are to stay in the
24   7”,96 |       roundabout attached to the temple (in Photius, Title V, ch.
25   7”,100|        be a body of Christ and a temple. Standing, therefore, far
26   7”,100|         he is in fact a body and temple of Christ, according to
27   8”,4  |          or shutting a venerable temple, to prevent liturgies of
28   8”,7  |         then, that consecrates a temple without holy relics be deposed
29   8”,7  |       prelate that consecrates a temple hereafter without holy relics
30   8”,23 |    having built therein a sacred temple, he called the city, in
31   8”,23 |          been called Salem and a temple is called (in Greek) “jeron.”
32   8”,23 |         built on the site of the temple of God which, according
33   8”,23 |        called by the name of the temple in honor of Jupiter which
34   8”,23 |        the (building called the) temple of such a sacred temple
35   8”,23 |          temple of such a sacred temple or sacred object should
36   8”,23 | Babylonians and removed from the Temple of Jerusalem, and which
37   8”,23 |          to the divine house and temple (or church) whose property
38   8”,23 |          no one can buy a sacred temple (Note of Translator. — The
39   8”,23 |        should bear in mind that “temple” here, as elsewhere, means “
40   8”,23 |      knowing that it is a sacred temple. If, however, he has been
41   8”,23 |       and sold it to him. If the temple falls down, the spot on
42   8”,23 |        in a circle to serve as a temple. Moreover, Theodoret the
43   8”,23 |          make their festival and temple a market and a lot of merchandise.
44   8”,23 |        buying and selling in the temple, because their merchandise
45   8”,23 |         in any other spot in the temple of God, for it does not
46   8”,23 |  stinking body to be buried in a temple and sanctuary of the Lord.
47   8”,23 |         deemed worthy to visit a temple in the kingdom of heaven!”
48   8”,23 |          from there, and let the temple be restored to its rights,
49   8”,23 |        skin of the animal to the temple or monastery. To their relatives
50   8”,23 |         words, of enthroning the temple, the bishop takes three
51   8”,23 |        is need of dedicating any temple, the prelate alone takes
52   8”,23 |       other place or part of the temple, in order that that saying
53   8”,23 |         the consecration of some temple, and the ceremony of prayers
54   8”,23 |         Table of the consecrated temple, supply the place of the
55   8”,23 |           that is to say, of the temple, which is something that
56   8”,23 |     dedication ceremonies of any temple are performed, the doors
57   8”,23 |  occasion of the dedication of a temple unless they have relics
58   8”,23 |        the consecration of a new temple there is no other way whatever
59   8”,23 |         to the consecration of a temple). The same author say also
60   8”,23 |      officiate in an undedicated temple, but only in one that has
61   8”,23 |     prelate officiated in such a temple in the time of Luke the