Council,  Canon

 1   1”,3 |       arouse any suspicion.~ The ordinance of the first title of the
 2   1”,15|      some places contrary to the ordinance and legislation of the Apostolical
 3   1”,19|         the faithful. The second ordinance of the first Title of the
 4   4”,16|         Basil the Great (Ascetic Ordinance 21) a monk, as having reaped
 5   7”,45|     extenso Def. 32). The second ordinance of Title I of the Novels
 6   7”,63|      instead, must submit to the ordinance handed down by the Lord,
 7   8”,10|           flouting the canonical ordinance and leaving their own parish,
 8   8”,20|       286]~ ~Concord.~The second ordinance of Title I of the Novels
 9   8”,23|         Basil the Great (ascetic ordinance 4), such men are so overcome
10   8”,23|         Basil the Great (ascetic ordinance 4) says that even though
11   8”,23|        That is why Justinian, in ordinance 29 of the fourth Title of
12   8”,23|          That is why the seventh ordinance of the first Title of the
13   8”,23|        refuse to go out (Ascetic Ordinance XXVI), it is nevertheless
14   8”,23|      Title XIII, says that since ordinance One of Book XXIII of Title
15   8”,23|         of the Code, in Title V, ordinance twelve, says that in case
16   8”,23|  children Orthodox. And again in ordinance eighteen of the same Title
17   8”,23|          according to the second ordinance of the First Title of the
18   8”,23|  according to Book I, Title III, Ordinance 5. The woman herself, together
19   8”,23|       Ordinances, in Title VIII, Ordinance 51 (in Photius, Title II,
20   8”,23|       consecrated. And again, in Ordinance 10, Title I, it is stated
21   8”,23| thereafter. Notwithstanding that Ordinance 36, in Book XI, Title VII,
22   8”,23|         according to Title VI of Ordinance 10. We cannot claim any
23   8”,23|          property — according to Ordinance 13, Book VI, Title I. If
24   8”,23|       the unsacred. According to Ordinance 14 title I one is prohibited
25   8”,23|           according to the first Ordinance of Title II of the Novels (
26   8”,23|     Title XI, ch. 1). The second Ordinance of Title II of the Novels (
27   8”,23|         it be sold, according to Ordinance 73 of the first Title (in
28   8”,23|           That is why the second ordinance of Title I of the Novels (
29   8”,23|          be deposed from office. Ordinance 44 of Title III decrees
30   8”,23|     truly, as is required by the ordinance concerning antimensia in
31   8”,23|      signs. Hence the thirteenth ordinance of the law prescribes that
32   8”,23|        VIII of the law, Title I, ordinance 35 (in Photius Title IX,
33   8”,23|           Book XLVII, Title III, ordinance 2 provides that anyone is
34   8”,23|           2, says that the third ordinance of Title II of the Novels
35   8”,23|        fashion, according to the ordinance of the old Euchologion.
36   8”,23|   prelate in accordance with the ordinance and representation in the
37   8”,23|         done in violation of the ordinance in the Euchologion. For
38   8”,23|       with them. That is why the ordinance in the Euchologion applying
39   8”,23|       Great says (in his Ascetic Ordinance 10) that if any ascetic
40   8”,23|       For this reason the second ordinance of Title I of the Novels
41   8”,23| monastery. And the thirty-eighth ordinance of Title II of Book I of