Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |        success not only among the Greeks but also among the southern
 2   1    |          the bishops present were Greeks; among the Latins we know
 3   2”,7 |          are willing to accept as Greeks. Accordingly, on the first
 4   2”,7 |          I say, we accept them as Greeks, or, in other words, as
 5   3”,7 |        the truth, whether they be Greeks or Jews, or they be members
 6   3”,7 |         to offer it to any of the Greeks and Jews and heretics turning
 7   4”,18|       most of their laws from the Greeks,[105] this thing ought still
 8   7”,12|           to the Jews, nor to the Greeks, nor to the Church of God:
 9   7”,12|      become a scandal to Jews and Greeks and Christians. Just as
10   7”,16|           the believers among the Greeks (or according to others
11   7”,60|           wicked things which the Greeks used to affect — divination,
12   7”,61|         falsely called gods among Greeks, after an old custom which
13   7”,61|         every month, on which the Greeks were accustomed to celebrate
14   7”,61|           who was supposed by the Greeks to be the patron of sheep
15   7”,61|     epithet of Dionysus among the Greeks of the north was Bromius,
16   7”,61|    equivalent of Dionysia, as the Greeks called it. So the present
17   7”,61|         of the pseudo gods of the Greeks. It decrees in addition
18   7”,64|           and in imitation of the Greeks and heathen, some Christians
19   7”,76|         sentinels to the Jews and Greeks, and to the Church of God (
20   7”,93| accordance with the custom of the Greeks swear, either by the gods
21   7”,93|          falsely so called of the Greeks, by saying, for instance, “
22   7”,93|         and take the oaths of the Greeks, just as they themselves,
23   7”,93| accordance with the custom of the Greeks. Wherefore no such oath,
24   7”,93| accordance with the custom of the Greeks forbidden to Christians,
25   7”,94|      Orthodoxy, we accept them as Greeks. Accordingly, on the first
26   8”,18|          offense to even Jews and Greeks outside the Church. So if
27   8”,23|     mistake of the godlessness of Greeks to ordain priestesses to
28   8”,23|           other heresies, and the Greeks and Jews had a free hand
29   8”,23|        the Son, in addressing the Greeks, he says: “For where among
30   8”,23|          with the women among the Greeks who were mythologically
31   8”,23|        was wont to hand it to the Greeks who were joining the Orthodox
32   8”,23|       that in those times for the Greeks who were living in a state
33   8”,23|          word signifying what the Greeks call sophia, usually translated
34   8”,23|           and do the works of the Greeks; for even the demons used
35   8”,23|          in truth affectations of Greeks and alien to Christians,
36   8”,23|  recognized as a Christian by the Greeks; and Pancratius of Tauromeneia
37   8”,23|           heresies, we receive as Greeks (as impious persons, that
38   8”,23|        Peter close-shaven, as the Greeks say, like a “fine bridegroom,”
39   8”,23|         sacrifices offered by the Greeks and the Jews. For just as
40   8”,23|        and inexistent gods of the Greeks. We call those images which
41   8”,23|        but also the custom of the Greeks fostered the erection of
42   8”,23|        being commonly used by the Greeks in a general way with reference
43   8”,23|          the superstitions of the Greeks and heathens, and they ought