Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |         of church discipline, the work of the first four ecumenical
 2 Intro  |  commentaries of Balsamon on this work.8~ In the Byzantine East,
 3 Intro  |          see the first systematic work on this subject. Between
 4 Intro  |        Exegesis) on the canons, a work which has always been well-received
 5 Intro  |         with the main goal of his work.15~ In Byzantium, the interpretations
 6 Intro  |   occupies a singular place. This work, written in Thessalonica
 7 Intro  |     richness of its content, this work was a great success not
 8 Intro  |     According to the title of the work, the editors were hieromonk
 9 Intro  |        the essential parts of the work are the work of the latter.
10 Intro  |         parts of the work are the work of the latter.21 After some
11 Intro  |       proper to mention first the work of Archimandrite John Sokolov,
12 Intro  |          scientific value of this work; he wrote that “for the
13 Intro  |          doctrinal fashion.”27~ A work consisting of the canons
14 Intro  |        Bishop of Dalmatia;28 this work is still of great interest
15 Intro  |        explanations found in this work, although they must obviously
16 Intro  |         used today as a reference work by Orthodox canonists. As
17 Intro  |       this great scholar; in this work, his point was to make known
18 Intro  |           We should also note the work of William Bright, professor
19 Intro  |        was often inspired by this work. Karl-Joseph Hefele (1809-
20 Intro  |       author of a great scholarly work on The History of the Councils,
21 Intro  |          scientific studies, this work remains a classic reference
22 Intro  |       remains a classic reference work. In 1907 the Benedictine
23 Intro  |           of the German scholar's work.41~ Finally, we can mention
24 Intro  |         volume is not an original work, properly speaking, since
25 Intro  |          also have the monumental work of Edward Schwartz.72 With
26 Intro  |      Strewe77 and, above all, the work of Turner,78 as complete
27 Intro  |    already drawn attention to the work of Stephen of Ephesus, the
28 Intro  |         have, therefore, used the work of Rhalles and Potles. We
29   4”,3 |          and to undertake outside work as contractors,[87] or,
30   7”,1 |         commence any discourse or work to begin with God, and to
31   7”,19|        impending punishments they work out their own salvation.~(
32   7”,19|         to rest from their manual work, they congregate in the
33   7”,38|  man-loving) God, and by the hard work of our Christ-loving and
34   7”,57|       according to Zonaras), is a work of presumption, and whoever
35   8”,15|          are many kinds of manual work in the world that are more
36   8”,15|     decent; accordingly, let them work with their hands to obtain
37   8”,15|          of those with him by the work of his own hands, as he
38   8”,17|            let them undertake the work. This same rule applies
39   8”,23|          lute, but regard not the work of the Lord, neither have
40   8”,23|          in order to have them do work as servants, as was presbyter
41   8”,23|         faith may be found in the work of Socrates in the same
42   8”,23|         Second Ec. C. made to the work of the First were additions
43   8”,23|        most theologically perfect work (Dositheus, p. 469 of the
44   8”,23|           any way in doing parish work in connection with the churches
45   8”,23|        Indiction and finished its work A.D. 681 in the first month
46   8”,23|        any important discourse or work ought to begin first with
47   8”,23|          abstains for a time, the work is acceptable. But to be
48   8”,23|          that they were given the work of getting ready and furbishing
49   8”,23|           afterwards, he ought to work them up with sweet wine
50   8”,23|  Dionysius the Areopagite, in his work on the subject of monastic
51   8”,23| Translator. — The authors of this work call it “bread” here either
52   8”,23|        with mosaic, or tesselated work, and with any other suitable
53   8”,23|         as a matter of fact, that work of the woman who had an
54   8”,23|     called statues and sculptured work and plaster of paris figures
55   8”,23|      called statues or sculptured work or plaster of paris figures
56   8”,23|  Metaphrastes, on page 720 of his work entitled Philocalia.~ ~  [