Council,  Canon

 1 Intro   |         commentary on the corpus of received canons in the Greek Orthodox
 2 Intro   |         After some delays, the book received the official approval of
 3 Intro   |             the texts which we have received through time. In this case,
 4   1”,5  |      rejected by some are not to be received by others. But let an investigation
 5   1”,7  |           case of as many cities as received by virtue of imperial letters
 6   1”,8  |              upon them, and thus be received, and be allowed to remain
 7   1”,10 |           the ground that they have received a bath of redemption, in
 8   1”,19 |           ordination which they had received while heretics is not considered
 9   1”,19 |            these men who have never received any ordination at all, from
10   2”,6  |          the accused one would have received if he had been found guilty,
11   3     |           of His Godhood, as having received being from the Holy Virgin,
12   3     |           Celestius, which they had received from many local synods and
13   4”,8  |       accordance with the tradition received from the Holy Fathers, and
14   7”,1  |            divine career, and which received still greater validity by
15   7”,16 |             sort of ordination they received. This is something that
16   7”,32 |           be a monk, without having received a chirothesy, or imposition
17   7”,63 |           ear wide to them who have received the grace of teaching ability,
18   7”,63 |            taught by those who have received the gracious gift of teaching.
19   7”,89 |                        90.~ We have received it canonically from our
20   7”,89 |             For inasmuch as we hare received it that the night succeeding
21   7”,89 |       Interpretation.~Since we have received it traditionally (as the
22   7”,101|                102.~ Those who have received from God authority to bind
23   8”,1  |          besides that which ye have received, let him be anathema” (Gal.
24   8”,14 |    befitting clerics, and have also received the tonsure at the hands
25   8”,14 |            trusting to that tonsure received in their infancy), without
26   8”,14 |            hands and without having received the requisite seal and tonsure
27   8”,21 |              such a one ought to be received as a guest and hospitably
28   8”,23 |          pardon they had previously received. But, first of all, that
29   8”,23 |          oral word from God and had received existence from Mary. According
30   8”,23 |          used to say that the Logos received a body without a soul, while
31   8”,23 |     knowledge, he would say that He received a soul, but a mindless one
32   8”,23 |    consequently took it that He had received no flesh from the Virgin,
33   8”,23 |       diocese, since the Patriarchs received full authority to ordain
34   8”,23 |            way heretics ought to be received, it is written thus: “those
35   8”,23 |             by reason of not having received an application of myron.
36   8”,23 |            them only after they had received the seal of the myron, because,
37   8”,23 |             the contrary, of having received being in the substance of
38   8”,23 |      pretense that the Cyprians had received their faith and Christianity
39   8”,23 |       Photius was justified, and he received back the bishoprics of Tyre.
40   8”,23 |        Bishop of Constantinople had received any such privilege, how
41   8”,23 |        shall lose even the price he received for it, as well as the monastery
42   8”,23 |        Constantinople ought to have received the privileges of authority
43   8”,23 |       coming second, third, etc. He received these privileges, not because
44   8”,23 |            Bishop of Constantinople received, he further received also
45   8”,23 | Constantinople received, he further received also these two titles, namely,
46   8”,23 |           Our brother so-and-so has received the great and angelic habit,” —
47   8”,23 |             absence of a priest, he received permission from him to commune,
48   8”,23 |            and be given the penalty received by traitors against the
49   8”,23 |         case.)~ ~  [219] The Church received the Trisagion Hymn from
50   8”,23 |          return even though she has received no letters from him. But
51   8”,23 |            a slave for a long time, received the appellation of Scythian,
52   8”,23 |            the baptism which he had received was replete with blasphemies
53   8”,23 |         thereof. But after you have received it, do not fail to sanctify