Council,  Canon

 1   1”,5 |       until such time as by common consent of the bishops it may seem
 2   1”,6 |          can be done without their consent and approval or sanction.
 3   1”,16|            own church, without the consent of his Bishop, from whom
 4   2”,2 |            be ordained without the consent of the metropolitan, and
 5   4”,4 |           prayerhouse] without the consent and approval of the Bishop
 6   4”,4 |          monk, without his owner’s consent and approval. We have decreed
 7   4”,4 |            an oratory, without the consent and approval of the bishop
 8   4”,4 |        shorn as a monk without the consent of his owner, lest other
 9   4”,4 |            a monastery without the consent of the bishop, or after
10   4”,9 |            with the permission and consent of his bishop, he may have
11   4”,12|         not been ordained with the consent and approval of the Metropolitan
12   4”,24|          been consecrated with the consent of the Bishop, they are
13   4”,24|           and consecrated with the consent and permission and approval
14   4”,29|         his boundaries without the consent and approval of the bishop
15   4”,30|           of this sort without the consent and formal approval of their
16   4”,30|   consulting him and obtaining his consent and approval. Yet the prelates
17   7”,17|           Bishops, and without the consent of their own Bishop have
18   7”,17|           go to others without the consent and a dimissory letter of
19   7”,20|      foreign province, without the consent, that is to say, of the
20   7”,30|        without having obtained the consent of the local Bishop to do
21   7”,30|         without the permission and consent of the local bishop: because
22   7”,30|          they may do this with his consent and permission. Anyone who
23   7”,36|           being nowise disposed to consent to any curtailment of ecclesiastical
24   7”,39|     certain and has been done with consent and judgment, after the
25   7”,47|            first divorce by common consent of both her and him. And
26   7”,48| established in accordance with the consent and approval of a Bishop
27   8”,19|       money in advance in order to consent to admit those applying
28   8”,23|    presbyter or deacon without the consent of the bishop in the city,
29   8”,23|       built upon lands without the consent of the owners of the lands:
30   8”,23|            women seized afterwards consent to the wedding, it is never-the-less
31   8”,23|        they have been compelled to consent to it against their will,
32   8”,23|      remain valid by virtue of the consent of their parents, as we
33   8”,23|        fathers of the women seized consent to them later, as we have
34   8”,23|    performed, but if they will not consent to this, they are not to
35   8”,23|       their wives (with the mutual consent, that is to say, of the
36   8”,23|       beforehand with their mutual consent, and after the ordination
37   8”,23|           of the priests, with the consent of his wife, gets a divorce,
38   8”,23|           is performed without the consent of the bishop, precisely,
39   8”,23|        house of prayer without his consent and approval. There is,
40   8”,23|        divorced from him by mutual consent and agreement. 2) She ought
41   8”,23|         from her husband by mutual consent, and not by compulsion,
42   8”,23|           are doing this by mutual consent and agreement, as St. Paul
43   8”,23|            monk or nun without the consent and desire of the other
44   8”,23|            obtaining her husband’s consent. So much for the fact that
45   8”,23|            become a monk by mutual consent. As for the fact that she
46   8”,23|         mode of life only with the consent of both parties, but also
47   8”,23|             of those who for money consent to enroll among the clergy