Council,  Canon

 1   1”,8 |              As concerning those who call themselves Puritans and
 2   2”,3 |            latter in the same Canons call the Bishop of Constantinople
 3   2”,6 |           ecclesiastical matters. We call heretics those who have
 4   3    |        Wherefore he was unwilling to call the Virgin, who was His
 5   3    |              have had the courage to call the Holy Virgin a Theotoke,
 6   3”,8 |            other words, the right to call himself a bishop, and the
 7   4    |            and to whoever refuses to call Mary the Holy Theotoke and
 8   6    |            pass away from Him and to call it on the other hand His
 9   7”,7 |          take your seat at the first call, lest someone else more
10   7”,11|            familiar with the Jews or call them in case of sickness,
11   7”,11|             finds himself ill may he call them and take their remedies,[
12   7”,41|              and truthfully, came to call themselves “hermits.” (Note
13   7”,61|             no one should invoke, or call upon, the name of despicable
14   7”,82|      corresponding to what the Irish call keeners, i.e., professional
15   8”,5 |              St. John, these Fathers call the incorrigible boasting
16   8”,5 |         money a deadly sin; and they call their shameless and insolent
17   8”,5 |              on the other hand, they call their giving of money lawless,
18   8”,16|             is why they were wont to call monks “darkies,” that is
19   8”,23|       cohabit openly with women, and call such living together a fraternity.”
20   8”,23|                    12] Thus did they call themselves in accordance
21   8”,23|    mechanical instrument, nor did he call Christ a God, but only a
22   8”,23|          Origen was the first one to call the Virgin a Theotoke, in
23   8”,23|             to the altar, and not to call them to the presidency,
24   8”,23|            that wherever the fathers call the union of the two natures
25   8”,23|              anathematizes those who call the union a substantive (
26   8”,23|         faith.~ ~  [121] We ought to call the wills and energies of
27   8”,23|              substantive). For if we call them hypostatical (or substantive),
28   8”,23|              of the Canons sometimes call it the Quinisext (or Quinisextine),
29   8”,23|             who impelled the Jews to call the Lord possessed, or controlled
30   8”,23|            of Laodicea, were wont to call out “Approach, ye catechumens,”
31   8”,23|           signifying what the Greeks call sophia, usually translated
32   8”,23|              of c. II of St. Sophia) call the little habit an earnest
33   8”,23|              Accordingly it does not call the rasophore a microscheme,
34   8”,23|         being derived from this word call Greek klo, kalo, as a learned
35   8”,23|               the so-called Neptics, call praying by mouth and spoken
36   8”,23| hymnographers and song-writers often call the childbirth of the Theotoke
37   8”,23|              many persons ignorantly call this second kiss the Second
38   8”,23|             The authors of this work call it “bread” here either by
39   8”,23|    inexistent gods of the Greeks. We call those images which embody