Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |          legislation of the Emperor Justinian which confirmed the juridical
 2   1”,3 |             of the Novels, which is Justinian Novel 123, says as follows: “
 3   2”,3 |      without any order. That is why Justinian, in Novel 130 to be found
 4   2”,3 |             prefixed this decree of Justinian, it is evident that as for
 5   4”,9 |             be deposed from office. Justinian Novel 123 (found in Book
 6   5    |             in the reign of Emperor Justinian I. According to Dositheus (
 7   7    |           Trullus), in the reign of Justinian II, who was the son of Pogonatus
 8   7    |          reign of Constantine’s son Justinian and promulgated the aforementioned
 9   7    |       present paper in the reign of Justinian, as becomes plainly evident
10   7”,1 |       Imperial City in the reign of Justinian, who became our Emperor
11   7”,14|          layman such as was Emperor Justinian, who in his Novel 123 says: “
12   7”,15|           according to Novel 123 of Justinian (recorded in Book III of
13   7”,16|             Emperors preceding them Justinian appointed a hundred deacons,
14   7”,38|              In the time of Emperor Justinian II the Archbishop of Cyprus
15   8”,23|      Council, prescribed two years. Justinian Novel 144 also prescribed
16   8”,23|     Chalcedon; and it was indeed by Justinian that patriarchs were actually
17   8”,23|           be operative. That is why Justinian, in ordinance 29 of the
18   8”,23|           later during the reign of Justinian the emperor by a certain
19   8”,23|            out more boldly.” And in Justinian’s Novel addressed to Epiphanius
20   8”,23|        Epiphanius of Constantinople Justinian himself says: “on account
21   8”,23|          the same manner as Emperor Justinian I ordered it to be read
22   8”,23|         both by Emperor Zeno and by Justinian II, surnamed Rhinotmetus (
23   8”,23|              according to Balsamon, Justinian Rhinotmetus renamed it New
24   8”,23|          renewed and redecorated by Justinian, on which account c. XXXIX
25   8”,23|           autocephalous even before Justinian, that is to say; the third
26   8”,23|   autocephalous during the reign of Justinian in the time of the Fifth
27   8”,23|         Defensors, and according to Justinian Ecclesiecdici. There were
28   8”,23|     guardians and curators, whereas Justinian Novel 123 prohibits them
29   8”,23|             of the Novels, which is Justinian Novel 67, and the third
30   8”,23|          the second Title, which is Justinian Novel 138, embodied in Book
31   8”,23|                   93] “Novel 123 of Justinian also decrees in agreement
32   8”,23|       Patriarchs in the plural. For Justinian Novel 123 says to let the
33   8”,23|       resolved into him again. Even Justinian, too, in Book 3, ch. 2,
34   8”,23|             held. That explains why Justinian fails to mention it in what
35   8”,23| confirmation of the ancient custom, Justinian prescribed this. This is
36   8”,23|            Ecumenical Patriarchs by Justinian in his Novels and Edicts,
37   8”,23|           address which it makes to Justinian, as well as in its third
38   8”,23|             in the reign of his son Justinian. For, according to him,
39   8”,23|          distinct, and according to Justinian Novel 3 (contained in Book
40   8”,23|         with antencyclical letters, Justinian renewed them. Afterwards
41   8”,23|        where it has Zeno instead of Justinian.~ ~  [165] What is called
42   8”,23|       depart.~ ~  [167] Inasmuch as Justinian II, called Rhinotmetus (
43   8”,23|      adultery. Even though ch. 4 of Justinian Novel 22, to be found in
44   8”,23|    agreement with the present Canon Justinian Novella 117, contained in
45   8”,23|                   268] Novel 123 of Justinian, too, commands that a person
46   8”,23|             alienated, Novel 120 of Justinian decrees that even fruit-bearing