Council,  Canon

 1   7”,31 |            Himself taught, that is, bread and wine, mixed with water.
 2   7”,51 |             Canon in decreeing that bread is not to be offered during
 3   7”,82 |            the Lord gave the mystic bread to His disciples, and through
 4   7”,100|         priests, by taking the holy bread in their hands, in the manner
 5   8”,23 |             portion of the all-holy bread and told him to wet it and
 6   8”,23 |         they had lanced, and making bread thereof, they employed it
 7   8”,23 |             water and a bit of holy bread (i.e., of that which is
 8   8”,23 |       others in the way of the holy bread too. “Those called among
 9   8”,23 |          partake of the Eucharistic bread and wine and water, and
10   8”,23 |        however, by placing the Holy Bread in currants, but in some
11   8”,23 |         from the fragments (of holy Bread). That is why Symeon of
12   8”,23 |           not eat anything else but bread, water, salt, and vegetables,
13   8”,23 |          comes and gives a piece of bread and glass of wine, we reply
14   8”,23 |           of wine and this piece of bread are not ordinary wine and
15   8”,23 |          ordinary wine and ordinary bread, but, on the contrary, are
16   8”,23 |           but, on the contrary, are bread and wine that have been
17   8”,23 |       further above it says for the bread to be blessed, and further
18   8”,23 |         with a single piece, not of bread, indefinitely, but of the
19   8”,23 |            indefinitely, but of the bread, definitely and relatively,
20   8”,23 |    relatively, of the above blessed bread, that is to say; and 3)
21   8”,23 |           the above blessing of the bread is that which is the customary
22   8”,23 |            of the blessed loaves of bread a sufficiently large piece
23   8”,23 |         inferred that the loaves of bread must be of a large size,
24   8”,23 |          transessentiation), or the bread happens to be eaten by rats
25   8”,23 |             and bring forward other bread with the prophetic words,
26   8”,23 |          that if the presaiictified bread be eaten by cats or rats,
27   8”,23 |             a piece of the prepared bread from the holy paten. Hence
28   8”,23 |             carelessness the divine bread be devoured and consequently
29   8”,23 |            hand, the holy pieces of bread should get mouldy (in the
30   8”,23 |              that is to say, of the bread, and the dampness inhering
31   8”,23 |       priests ought to let the holy bread be aired enough until the
32   8”,23 |           easily exsiccate the holy bread at the fire of a coal fire
33   8”,23 |          Fridays with presanctified bread. For it is obvious that
34   8”,23 |             who do not wet the holy Bread with the all-indefectible
35   8”,23 |           words, giving them of the bread only, the Mystery of the
36   8”,23 |           reasons why presanctified bread was kept, see Eustratius
37   8”,23 |           richer ones used to bring bread and wine to church, and
38   8”,23 |             which expression I mean bread and salt and water being
39   8”,23 |          days used to take the holy bread in. their hands is more
40   8”,23 |           custom of taking the holy bread in the hands obtained among
41   8”,23 |            receive or take the holy bread in their naked hands, but,
42   8”,23 |         would thus receive the holy bread (Note of Translator. — The
43   8”,23 |       authors of this work call it “bread” here either by courtesy
44   8”,23 |           is, in point of fact, not bread at all, in the Greek sense
45   8”,23 | superstitious, when taking the holy bread in their hands, either let
46   8”,23 |     underneath the accidents of the bread and wine, as St. Maximus
47   8”,23 |          Christ Himself, and to the bread and wine which are being