Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |     century, we find some quite worthy works which interpret the
 2 Intro  |       all those of Nicea I, are worthy of careful consideration.
 3   1”,1 |       are otherwise found to be worthy, the Canon admits such persons
 4   1”,1 |       tyranically, but that are worthy, the Canon (either the present
 5   1”,9 |     ignorance without his being worthy of serving in this capacity,
 6   1”,11|       fear, after showing fruit worthy of repentance over a period
 7   1”,19| thereafter if they appear to be worthy of a diaconate, let them
 8   4”,20|     they were originally deemed worthy to conduct divine services:
 9   4”,23|      bishop has not judged them worthy of such permission, and
10   7”,3 |        faultless ministers, and worthy of the intellectual sacrifice
11   7”,13|        if anyone is found to be worthy to be ordained a Subdeacon,
12   7”,13|       with a lawful wife and is worthy to become a Subdeacon, Deacon,
13   7”,14|    though the man be thoroughly worthy; but, instead, let him be
14   7”,22|         must be imparted to the worthy without the incentive of
15   7”,22|         do so, to those who are worthy of it. For it is on this
16   7”,27|     Holy Communion alone to the worthy, for vivification, and for
17   7”,32|     them as to whether they are worthy according to the definitions
18   7”,32|       to whether he is in truth worthy to become a member of the
19   7”,44|        women about to be deemed worthy of that sacred habit, first
20   7”,44|       of her having been deemed worthy of the angelic habit, as
21   7”,47|       if she also appears to be worthy, let her also be elevated
22   7”,47|        if the wife, however, is worthy, she may be made a deaconess.
23   7”,58|      who are going to be deemed worthy of the intemerate illumination
24   7”,86|    faithful, and thus be deemed worthy to partake of the prosphora
25   8”,19|     them obedient, as not being worthy of the abbotship and of
26   8”,23|  resignations. For, if they are worthy to officiate, let them do
27   8”,23|        bishop, or, if he is not worthy to preside over the sacrificial
28   8”,23|         thing for one not to be worthy, in a negative sense, and
29   8”,23|         deposed. But one is not worthy not only who is guilty of
30   8”,23|       the prelacy is not really worthy, as St. Basil the Great
31   8”,23|        desires and pleasures is worthy to approach and to come
32   8”,23|         as unworthy, but as not worthy. For every unworthy person
33   8”,23|         may be described as not worthy, but it is not conversely
34   8”,23|        true that whoever is not worthy is also unworthy. For anyone
35   8”,23|        that says that he is not worthy ought rather to be praised
36   8”,23|       words, and the one deemed worthy of the honor of the great
37   8”,23|        a bishop, may, if she be worthy, become a deaconess; and
38   8”,23|         have by God been deemed worthy to wear (except for three) —
39   8”,23|       the following in a manner worthy of his name and in accordance
40   8”,23|         of us, that is, who are worthy and prepared), while fighting
41   8”,23|        been dedicated is deemed worthy of the appellation of the
42   8”,23|     altar! nor may he be deemed worthy to visit a temple in the
43   8”,23|    Ephrem did not judge himself worthy to be buried inside a church,
44   8”,23|    Decalogue: “If one is at all worthy to pronounce the name of
45   8”,23|        oath, then neither is he worthy to pronounce the name of
46   8”,23|   become visible to the eyes of worthy men and women.” And divine
47   8”,23|          But we ought to become worthy of the privilege of paying
48   8”,23|     Holy Table. Four things are worthy of note in connection with
49   8”,23|        sensible and prudent and worthy of the abbotship.~ ~  [283]
50   8”,23|      and coenobite should prove worthy for quietude; for then and