Council,  Canon

 1   1”,9  |      entirely unimpeachable and free from every accusation, as
 2   1”,12 |       secular person of his own free will confesses his mistakes,
 3   2”,6  |   against a bishop happen to be free from all the above enumerated
 4   2”,7  |       them we say: “A seal of a free gift of Holy Spirit.” As
 5   2”,7  |         each seal, “a seal of a free gift of Holy Spirit.” And
 6   3”,8  |      all men, has given us as a free gift by His own blood.[77]
 7   4”,4  |      monks may remain quiet and free from temptation; and 2)
 8   4”,19 |      therein in good health and free from every indispensable
 9   4”,19 |        being in good health and free from any necessary care,
10   7”,8  |      therein in good health and free from every indispensable
11   7”,8  |         are in good health, and free from every necessary care,
12   7”,44 |     that has already of her own free will and preference renounced
13   7”,44 |       in a woman who of her own free will has previously rejected
14   7”,59 |         with demons in order to free them from the demon accompanying
15   7”,60 |       is a God and well able to free them from every ill plight
16   7”,101|        the sinner to health and free him from the wounds of sin,
17   8”,1  |        For “Let your conduct be free from avarice; being content
18   8”,5  |        money to it of their own free will with a God-loving frame
19   8”,8  |          the slave shall become free. Read also the Footnote
20   8”,18 |       of a female slave or of a free woman in a bishopric, or
21   8”,19 |       of his own and of his own free will. But if he should depart
22   8”,23 |      little at a time, they can free themselves, if not entirely,
23   8”,23 |       to that life absolved and free, this is a veritable imitation
24   8”,23 |        to the Lord absolved and free, must again be made liable
25   8”,23 |       the Greeks and Jews had a free hand in their times, while
26   8”,23 |         the exercise of his own free will, therefore not the
27   8”,23 |  meritoriousness of his natural free choice, had the Logos of
28   8”,23 |      the meritoriousness of his free will, is either attracted (
29   8”,23 |      preserved the common Creed free from every innovation. This,
30   8”,23 |         called Eutychians had a free hand, owing to the fact
31   8”,23 |       Amochostos an archdiocese free from any molestations attempted
32   8”,23 |         to be sacred, just as a free person also ceases under
33   8”,23 |        like circumstances to be free, yet after the period of
34   8”,23 |         a prelate that it finds free and unbound by marriage
35   8”,23 |       preserved inviolable, and free from danger and suspicion,
36   8”,23 |       the movements made by the free will of human beings are
37   8”,23 |    remain as she is. For she is free to contract a second marriage
38   8”,23 | enslaved, the party who remains free cannot remarry. But if he
39   8”,23 |        the sake of keeping them free from idolatry. The divine