Council,  Canon

 1   7”,31|         sacrifice are wont to offer wine alone at the sacred table,
 2   7”,31|            water after He rose, but wine? — another wicked heresy
 3   7”,31|          without mysteries and used wine, derived, he says, from
 4   7”,31|            82). But a vine produces wine, not water. Hence they infer
 5   7”,31|          use water alone instead of wine in their own sacrifice,[
 6   7”,31|            filled full of water and wine in the Divine Liturgy. And
 7   7”,31|          taught, that is, bread and wine, mixed with water. If, therefore,
 8   7”,31|              and, mixing water with wine, thus to offer the intemerate
 9   7”,31|       liturgy, that is to say, with wine alone, without combining
10   7”,31|          resurrection the Lord used wine, is denying in these words
11   7”,31|    Eucharistic celebration, and not wine, divine Chrysostom, in refuting
12   7”,31|        water must be mixed with the wine by way of representing the
13   7”,31|        chalice to be filled full of wine and water. In addition,
14   7”,31|         fails to mix water with the wine, in accordance with the
15   7”,54|            these the consumption of wine, oil, and shellfish is allowed),
16   7”,55|        consuming on these days only wine, oil, and shellfish),[180]
17   7”,61| wine-presses; nor, when pouring the wine into the casks shall they
18   7”,61|             the giver and patron of wine) when treading the grapes
19   7”,61|             and guffaw when the new wine is being transferred to
20   7”,73|       excommunicates those who sell wine and food stuffs or other
21   7”,75|            other words, the sale of wine, or of raki, or even of
22   8”,23|             Woe unto them who drink wine with harp and lute, but
23   8”,23|             abstaining from oil and wine. (Notice that the fast of
24   8”,23|          marriage, honey with gall, wine with mud, and Jerusalem
25   8”,23|             honey and gall, and mud wine.”~Besides, even divine Epiphanius
26   8”,23|           the Eucharistic bread and wine and water, and to those
27   8”,23|         vegetables, without tasting wine or meat. This is further
28   8”,23|             by partaking of oil and wine? (though it must be noted
29   8”,23|           broken only in respect of wine, and not also in respect
30   8”,23|             in them: “We partake of wine, and of a stew without oil.”)
31   8”,23|            Great Thursday both from wine and from oil. But as for
32   8”,23|           Great Saturday indulge in wine and oil, are obviously breaking
33   8”,23|         piece of bread and glass of wine, we reply to this objection,
34   8”,23|       objection, that this glass of wine and this piece of bread
35   8”,23|           of bread are not ordinary wine and ordinary bread, but,
36   8”,23|             contrary, are bread and wine that have been blessed by
37   8”,23|            3) because this glass of wine was the blessed wine, which,
38   8”,23|             of wine was the blessed wine, which, after being mixed
39   8”,23|    similarly as regards the blessed wine. Hence it is to be inferred
40   8”,23|            of a large size, and the wine must be of a correspondingly
41   8”,23|            offered water instead of wine — had as the leader of their
42   8”,23|           order that the mixture of wine and water may be moderate,
43   8”,23|             work them up with sweet wine and eat them, as is prudently
44   8”,23|             Laodicea. Presanctified wine, too, used to be kept in
45   8”,23|           allows the consumption of wine, oil, and shellfish on the
46   8”,23|         holding a cup (or glass) of wine and water, they are to wash
47   8”,23|             used to bring bread and wine to church, and after partaking
48   8”,23|            he abhorred marriage and wine; he used to say that creation
49   8”,23|          Marcion, and did not drink wine, according to Balsamon.
50   8”,23|          accidents of the bread and wine, as St. Maximus explains).
51   8”,23|       Himself, and to the bread and wine which are being transessentiated