Council,  Canon

 1   1”,12|       concession, the prelate is permitted to show them still more
 2   2”,6 |       before, they are not to be permitted to accuse a Bishop, or other
 3   2”,6 |       others, they are not to be permitted to accuse a Bishop or other
 4   3”,7 |    decreed that no one should be permitted to offer any different belief
 5   3”,8 |        the end that no bishop be permitted to usurp and appropriate
 6   4”,4 |       unless at any time they be permitted to do so by the Bishop of
 7   4”,14|         some provinces have been permitted to marry, the holy Council
 8   4”,14|     Canon says that this was not permitted everywhere (and especially
 9   4”,16|    become monks, let them not be permitted to engage in marriage. If,
10   4”,16|         c. XIX of Basil, are not permitted to marry and to violate
11   4”,17|        unjustly treated shall be permitted to complain to the Synod
12   4”,20|   services in one church are not permitted to be transferred to another
13   4”,24|        kept safe, and no more be permitted to serve as mundane haunts
14   4”,24|        monasteries are not to be permitted to become common and mundane
15   7”,2 |        them; and no one shall be permitted to countermand or set aside
16   7”,6 |          being ordained shall be permitted to marry. If he should do
17   7”,9 |          if such a person is not permitted to enter a tavern, much
18   7”,9 |          tavern, much less is he permitted to serve others in one and
19   7”,23|         to the present Canon, is permitted to go to those places where
20   7”,24|       have been wronged shall be permitted to bring the matter before
21   7”,30|         being duly appointed and permitted by a bishop is to be deposed,
22   7”,42|        and see Ap. c. LXXXII) is permitted to renounce and abjure the
23   7”,45|       Prioress. They must not be permitted to sleep outside of the
24   7”,49|        clergyman or a layman, is permitted to gamble (or to play dice).
25   7”,68|               69.~ Let it not be permitted to anyone among all the
26   7”,68|        of the Lord, who has been permitted to enter it, in accordance
27   7”,69|      silent. For it has not been permitted them to talk, but to obey,
28   7”,69|      silent. For it has not been permitted them to talk but to obey,
29   7”,69|    listen to.”~ Women were never permitted to teach or to chant in
30   7”,98|          of her priests shall be permitted to accept consecrated pieces
31   7”,98|          Zonaras, that the Canon permitted priests to take parts of
32   8”,14|       Bishops (Chorepiscopi) are permitted to ordain Anagnosts, in
33   8”,23|         Canons, yet they are not permitted to employ an excessive and
34   8”,23|          their sins and they are permitted to partake of the divine
35   8”,23|         at any rate they are not permitted to put on sacerdotal vestments
36   8”,23|        of it.” But, if nobody is permitted to change a single syllable,
37   8”,23|    syllable, much less is anyone permitted to add anything to it or
38   8”,23|         letter that prelates are permitted to resign from their own
39   8”,23|       and indolence) must not be permitted to retain the honor of a
40   8”,23| Apostolic doctrine, but actually permitted the undefilable Church to
41   8”,23|          put on the rason is not permitted thereafter to become a layman,
42   8”,23|   present Council in its c. XXXI permitted a baptism to be performed
43   8”,23|         old St. Sabbas the Great permitted the Armenian Christians
44   8”,23|       Trisagion, which they were permitted to chant not in Armenian,
45   8”,23|       true and lawful oaths were permitted (Deut. 6:13; Ps. 63:11;
46   8”,23|       and alibi). Yes, they were permitted; but they were not required
47   8”,23|         quite another. They were permitted on account of the imperfectness