Council,  Canon

 1   3    |        the muddy and heretical water from the outpourings of
 2   7”,28|        up to midnight to drink water, and thereafter they must
 3   7”,31|   sacred table, without mixing water with it, on the alleged
 4   7”,31|       account did He not drink water after He rose, but wine? —
 5   7”,31|       there were some who used water in the Mysteries, He showed
 6   7”,31|        vine produces wine, not water. Hence they infer that the
 7   7”,31|     disallowed the offering of water in the sacred sacrifice (
 8   7”,31|      old one, wherein they use water alone instead of wine in
 9   7”,31|      his hands, he taught that water should be admixed whenever
10   7”,31|  exuded a mixture of blood and water, which mixture was shed,
11   7”,31|        is to be filled full of water and wine in the Divine Liturgy.
12   7”,31|     bread and wine, mixed with water. If, therefore, any Bishop,
13   7”,31|      the Apostles, and, mixing water with wine, thus to offer
14   7”,31|      without combining it with water in accordance with the tradition
15   7”,31|   these words the admixture of water in the Mysteries, therefore,
16   7”,31|        the Aquarians, who used water alone in the Eucharistic
17   7”,31|     sacrifice of the Mysteries water must be mixed with the wine
18   7”,31|     representing the blood and water which emerged from the precious
19   7”,31|       came there out blood and water” (John 19:34).[161] But
20   7”,31|        filled full of wine and water. In addition, the Fathers
21   7”,31|      the hierurgy fails to mix water with the wine, in accordance
22   7”,67|        damaged by bookworms or water or in some other way. Anyone
23   7”,87|      in order to enable men to water their animals (Luke ch.
24   8”,23|       him a sprinkling of holy water and a bit of holy bread (
25   8”,23| Eucharistic bread and wine and water, and to those not present
26   8”,23|       anything else but bread, water, salt, and vegetables, without
27   8”,23|         after being mixed with water, was wont to be given to
28   8”,23|    that is to say, who offered water instead of wine — had as
29   8”,23|      that it spurted blood and water, the blood like that of
30   8”,23|     being but the accompanying water like that of a supernatural
31   8”,23|       made a law for blood and water to be placed in the holy
32   8”,23|   Constaninople say, that this water be poured in hot and boiling
33   8”,23|     partaking of the blood and water while thus hot, may be disposed
34   8”,23|       Greek, signifies boiling water. That is why divine Nicephorus
35   8”,23|    liturgy without boiling hot water. The Latins, on the other
36   8”,23|        conduct their mass with water that is not hot, represent
37   8”,23|        be careful and put less water in the chalice when first
38   8”,23|     chalice when first pouring water in at the time of the prothesis,
39   8”,23|        pour in more of the hot water for two reasons: both in
40   8”,23|        the mixture of wine and water may be moderate, and not
41   8”,23|     the chalice with excessive water. It is fitting in regard
42   8”,23|     cup (or glass) of wine and water, they are to wash out their
43   8”,23|     the hand or into a bowl of water, or by sacrifices and other
44   8”,23|      where men and women place water and various fruits in vessels
45   8”,23|        mean bread and salt and water being partaken of then towards
46   8”,23|  celebrated the Mysteries with water alone, like the Aquarians,
47   8”,23|        pure wax, holy oil, and water of sanctification, and that
48   8”,23|  perfection. So, the necessary water having been put into the
49   8”,23|      Jew entered it again, the water vanished instantly and completely;