Council,  Canon

 1   1”,14|            the Theologian (in his Discourse on the Lights) these persons
 2   7”,1 |             In beginning either a discourse or an action of any kind
 3   7”,1 |          is about to commence any discourse or work to begin with God,
 4   7”,19|         Fathers; but also, if the discourse be one concerning a passage
 5   7”,53|      though to avoid defiling his discourse with the words, he dealt
 6   7”,53|       order to avoid defiling his discourse with the names of them,
 7   7”,63|       chance to be experienced in discourse and modest in manner, he
 8   8”,23|   fraternity.” Divine Chrysostom (discourse on those having subintroductae,
 9   8”,23|           to the same Chrysostom (discourse on the fact that an ascetic
10   8”,23| subintroductus.” ~ In the ascetic discourse which Basil the Great composed
11   8”,23|        the same Basil says in his discourse concerning virginity) are
12   8”,23|           same Basil in the above discourse concerning renunciation) “
13   8”,23|        destined to be benefited” (Discourse 11 on 1 Thess., p. 216 of
14   8”,23|          the life of the priest” (Discourse 8 on 1Cor., p. 290 of vol.
15   8”,23|           vol. iii). Moreover, in Discourse 3 on the Ep. to the Col.,
16   8”,23|     Jerusalem. Notice also in the discourse of Gregory of Nyssa concerning
17   8”,23|         divine Chrysostom (in his Discourse 2 concerning holy orders)
18   8”,23|         on the other hand, in his Discourse on the Lights, says that “
19   8”,23|          and their mind and their discourse are all governed and directed
20   8”,23|          Chrysostom in his Second Discourse on the Book of Job). An
21   8”,23|         what the Theologian says (Discourse 51), and from what Jerome
22   8”,23|      biography. But as Theodoret (Discourse 5, ch. 8) and Sozomen (book
23   8”,23|   according to Chrysostom (in his discourse on the fact that sin introduced
24   8”,23|              Again, Basil, in his discourse on the birth of Christ,
25   8”,23|       divinity.” And in his first discourse concerning the Son, in addressing
26   8”,23|            of Neocaesarea, in his discourse on the Annunciation, says
27   8”,23|          essential definition and discourse.” Hence from this interpretation
28   8”,23|           and especially apposite discourse so did superlatively divine
29   8”,23|         those who ordained them” (Discourse 3 on the Acts, p. 627 of
30   8”,23|          commencing any important discourse or work ought to begin first
31   8”,23|    husband to have but one wife” (Discourse 2 on Job). And secondly,
32   8”,23|           Chrysostom (in the same Discourse) says: “Appoint bishops,
33   8”,23|     Gregory the Theologian in his Discourse on the Lights, where he
34   8”,23|         is shown by the fifteenth Discourse of St. Gregory the Theologian (
35   8”,23|           by Cyprian in his fifth discourse concerning the lapsed; and
36   8”,23|        horse races pomp of Satan (Discourse 20 on statues, page 610
37   8”,23|   engendered constant aversions” (Discourse 15 on statues, page 564
38   8”,23|          volume VI). See also the discourse which he prepared specially
39   8”,23|           this Canon and from the discourse of Athanasius the Great
40   8”,23|       surnamed the Sinner, in his discourse on the Mysteries (included
41   8”,23|          divine Athanasius in his discourse concerning virginity says, “
42   8”,23|         is why Chrysostom, in his discourse concerning virginity, says
43   8”,23|       martyrs.” And against Jews (Discourse 5) he says thus: “And you,
44   8”,23|   reliable information.~ ~  [198] Discourse on the keeping of good order
45   8”,23|    Meletius the Confessor, in his discourse on the Morals of the Italians,
46   8”,23|    learned man, says in his third discourse concerning Christianity
47   8”,23|          ibid). and in Damascene (Discourse concerning the Trisagion;
48   8”,23|           15 on statues, and sel. discourse 28 concerning an oath) condemns
49   8”,23|         Commentary on Psalm XLIX; Discourse 26 on the Seraphim; Sermon
50   8”,23|      instructions about it in his Discourse 252). That little napkin
51   8”,23|           also Eustratius, in his discourse concerning the administration
52   8”,23|         divine Chrysostom (in his Discourse wherein he argues that one
53   8”,23|         the New Testament; and in Discourse 307 on the vesture of priests,
54   8”,23|     places, and especially in his discourse concerning the body of Christ (
55   8”,23|        John Damascene said in his discourse concerning icons. Most especially
56   8”,23|     Gregory the Theologian in his discourse on the Nativity of Christ
57   8”,23|         such a matter also in his discourse on Virginity.~ ~  [288]
58   8”,23|           the Climax says (in his discourse concerning obedience). Nevertheless,