Council,  Canon

 1   1”,19|        first Title of the Novels (Photius, Title VIII, ch. 14) says
 2   4”,29|  Collection of the Councils) that Photius, the Bishop of Tyre, called
 3   5    |        and Diodorus, according to Photius, Code 18, and the respective
 4   6    |         and seventy, according to Photius, Nicephorus, Nilus, and
 5   6    |         letter. For, as most wise Photius says, it was not within
 6   7    |    interpreters of the Canons, by Photius, by the personal signatures
 7   7”,45|      inside their monasteries (in Photius, Title XI, ch. 4).~ ~ ~
 8   7”,50|        according to Title XIII of Photius, ch. 21, and hence they
 9   7”,93|           ch. 19 of Title XIII of Photius.~ ~Concord.~Not only are
10   7”,96|        attached to the temple (in Photius, Title V, ch. 2). According
11   8”,20|         must not remain together (Photius, Title XI, ch. 1). Perhaps,
12   8”,23| individual Father. Wherefore wise Photius declared quite aptly that
13   8”,23|           fourth Title of Book I (Photius Title IX, ch. 6), does not
14   8”,23|       heresy, according to sacred Photius (Anagmosma 54), since he
15   8”,23|     nature? These things are what Photius says in opposing the recusancy
16   8”,23|          ch. 5 (in the Nomicon of Photius Title III, ch. 14, and Title
17   8”,23|         Title I of the Nomicon of Photius). In addition, Peter the
18   8”,23|         again, in writing against Photius to Emperor Michael represents
19   8”,23|          from its Bishop, namely, Photius, and handing it over to
20   8”,23|      deposing and excommunicating Photius. Notwithstanding that he
21   8”,23|   invalidated by the Council, and Photius was justified, and he received
22   8”,23|     Bishop of Heracleia.~ ~  [99] Photius, too, in Title XII and Title
23   8”,23|        First Title of the Novels (Photius, Title IX, ch. 30). Likewise
24   8”,23|      stated by Vulpian.~ ~  [105] Photius, in Title IX, ch. 37, says
25   8”,23|      Title VIII, Ordinance 51 (in Photius, Title II, ch. 1) asserts
26   8”,23|        Title II of the Novels (in Photius, Title XI, ch. 1). The second
27   8”,23|           Title II of the Novels (Photius, Title X, ch. 1), as well
28   8”,23|         73 of the first Title (in Photius, Title II, ch. 1).~ ~  [
29   8”,23|           to say, as Tarasius and Photius wrote to Popes Adrian and
30   8”,23|         of Title I of the Novels (Photius, Title IX, ch. 28) decrees
31   8”,23|     Basilica, Title II, ch. 1; in Photius, Title I, ch. 30), which
32   8”,23|        suffice for all.~ ~  [157] Photius notes (Title III, ch. 14)
33   8”,23|         Title I of the Nomicon of Photius. See also Job the Sinner,
34   8”,23|         Title I, ordinance 35 (in Photius Title IX, ch. 25) prescribes,
35   8”,23|         And see in the Nomicon of Photius, Title IX, ch. 25.~ ~  [
36   8”,23|            in Greek, according to Photius and Theodoret.~ ~  [202]
37   8”,23|       whatever property they own. Photius, in Title XIII, ch. 21,
38   8”,23|        XXVIII of the Basilica (in Photius, Title XIII, ch. 3), saying: “
39   8”,23|      Title XIII of the Nomicon of Photius, and the comments of Balsamon
40   8”,23|          it. Psellus says so too. Photius says that there were 367,
41   8”,23|           respectively.~ ~  [259] Photius calls him Apollinarius;
42   8”,23|  dignified.~ ~  [266] That is why Photius, in Title I, ch. 2, says
43   8”,23|     concerning them was made out (Photius, Title XI, ch. 4). But even