Council,  Canon

 1   1”,4 |    Antioch; c. VI of Sardican; c. XII of Laodicea; and cc. XII,
 2   1”,4 |          XII of Laodicea; and cc. XII, LVIII, LIX of Carthage.)~ ~
 3   1”,5 |      sometime in autumn.~(Ap. cc. XII, XIII, XXXII, XXXVII; c.
 4   1”,5 |        i.e., Ap. c. XXXII or even XII) decrees, to wit, that persons
 5   1”,7 |        That is to say, just as c. XII of Chalcedon prescribes
 6   1”,8 |         cc. I, XLVII of Basil; c. XII of Theophilus; c. XIV of
 7   1”,10|          Ap. c. LXII; cc. I, III, XII of Ancyra; c. X of Peter.)~ ~
 8   1”,10| redemption, in accordance with c. XII of Ancyra. All those persons,
 9   2”,2 |         Antioch; cc. III, XI, and XII of Sardica.)~ ~Interpretation.~
10   2”,6 |      court. But, besides this, c. XII of Antioch expressly decrees
11   3”,8 |          of Antioch; cc. III, IX, XII of Sardica). ~79(Ap. c.
12   4”,2 |          7th; c. XCI of Basil; c. XII of Laodicea; the letters
13   4”,9 |          XV of Antioch; cc. VIII, XII, XIV, XV, XXVII, XXVIII,
14   4”,11|         under suspicion.~(Ap. cc. XII, XXXIII; c. XIII of the
15   4”,13|        their own Bishop.~(Ap. cc. XII, XV.)~ ~Interpretation.~
16   4”,13|        interpretations of Ap. cc. XII and XV, together with the
17   4”,17|          XV of Antioch; cc. VIII, XII, XIV, XV, XVI, XXVII, XXVIII,
18   4”,24|           c. XLIX of the 6th; cc. XII, XIX of the 7th; c. I of
19   4”,24|      protected and managed. Canon XII of the 7th also prohibits
20   4”,25|         of the lst-&-2nd; cc. XI, XII of Sardica; cc. LXXIX, LXXXII,
21   4”,26|          cc. XXXVIII, XL; cc. XI, XII of the 7th; cc. XXIV, XXV
22   7    |         its c. XXXI in its own c. XII. They are also confirmed
23   7”,17|     deposed from office.~(Ap. cc. XII, XV, XXXII; cc. XV, XVI
24   7”,17|         office. Read also Ap. cc. XII and XV.~ ~ ~
25   7”,20|          of Antioch; cc. III, XI, XII of Sardica.)~ ~Interpretation.~
26   7”,26|            c. XVI of the 7th; cc. XII, XXI of Gangra.)~ ~Interpretation.[
27   7”,26|         Though it is true that c. XII of Gangra anathematizes
28   7”,29|        their mind.~(Ap. c. V; cc. XII, XIII, XLVIII of the 6th;
29   7”,29|            Read also Ap. c.V, cc. XII and XIII of the 6th.~ ~ ~
30   7”,30|         XXXIV, LIX of the 6th; c. XII, XIII, XIV, XV of the lst-&-
31   7”,30|       lst-&-2nd Council in its c. XII, and confirmed, and that
32   7”,38|             Ap. c. XXXIV; cc. VI, XII of the 1st; cc. II, III,
33   7”,47|        Read also Ap. c. V, and c. XII of the 6th, and the second
34   7”,79|       also to bishops. Just as c. XII of the same Sardican Council,
35   8”,11|            c. XXVI of the 4th; c. XII of the 7th; c. VII of the
36   8”,13|           c. XLIX of the 6th; cc. XII, XIX of the 7th; c. I of
37   8”,16|          c. XXVII of the 6th; cc. XII, XXI of Gangra.)~ ~Interpretation.~
38   8”,23|          expired, according to c. XII of Neocaesarea, c. XLVII
39   8”,23|         6th, and cc. III, XI, and XII of Sardica, and c. IX of
40   8”,23|            Photius, too, in Title XII and Title XIII, says that
41   8”,23|    concludes. For according to c. XII of the present Council,
42   8”,23|        according to ch. 39, Title XII, Book LX, anyone seizes
43   8”,23|    Barbary — as appears in Canons XII, XIII, XVIII, XXIX, XXXV,
44   8”,23|     Barbary. That explains why c. XII of the present Council mentions
45   8”,23|   explained in connection with c. XII, and especially in order
46   8”,23|            in accordance with cc. XII and LXXXIX of Basil, and
47   8”,23|      Armenopoulos, Book IV, Title XII). These facts having been
48   8”,23|           also the Footnote to c. XII of Laodicea. But we mention
49   8”,23|        Nicephorus Callistus, Book XII, ch. 41. Hence let priests
50   8”,23|     Fathers, and especially by c. XII of the 1st, q.v. The fact