Council,  Canon

 1 Intro   |     under Theodosius I — namely, giving the force of state law to
 2 Intro   |       meaning of the texts, also giving necessary clarifications.
 3   1”,12 |        way, as, for instance, by giving alms, and other virtues,
 4   1”,18 |   regions and cities Deacons are giving the Eucharist to Presbyters,
 5   1”,18 |       and cities the deacons are giving the divine Eucharist to
 6   4”,26 |    suspicion among the laity and giving it cause to accuse him of
 7   7”,12 |       avoiding any likelihood of giving anyone cause to blame the
 8   7”,21 | whatsoever that are ordained for giving money, and not for their
 9   7”,27 |          way of thanking God for giving us such fruits, by means
10   7”,39 |         the divine commandments. Giving these facts due thought,
11   7”,78 |          in Greek semidalis) and giving thereof to one another,
12   7”,78 |      childbed, which consists in giving birth to an infant with
13   7”,101|         for his illness; lest by giving persons who are magnanimous
14   7”,101|    salutary remedies which he is giving him (as is done by the demented
15   8”,5  |       for those boasting that by giving gold they have obtained
16   8”,5  |         Holy Spirit, without the giving of any money, those who
17   8”,5  |           But later, boasting of giving the money, and preferring
18   8”,5  |   enrolled in the clergy without giving any money. So for this reason
19   8”,5  |      other hand, they call their giving of money lawless, not in
20   8”,5  |  contempt: so it is this kind of giving that it forbids as lawless.
21   8”,23 |         age, not for the sake of giving birth to children (since
22   8”,23 |      wife, the inconveniences of giving birth to children, and bringing
23   8”,23 |          again ratified the rule giving the Bishop of Alexandria
24   8”,23 |  Sophronius of Jerusalem) before giving birth, and in giving birth,
25   8”,23 |      before giving birth, and in giving birth, and after giving
26   8”,23 |          giving birth, and after giving birth: which is the same
27   8”,23 |        Ec. C.~ ~  [83] By way of giving a clearer notion of the
28   8”,23 |     children, are warned against giving anyone anything ecclesiastical
29   8”,23 |     household prevents them from giving due attention to the matter
30   8”,23 |       communion to Christians by giving them these fragments (more
31   8”,23 |       the communion to anyone by giving them the fragments: instead,
32   8”,23 |         to wear, lest when he is giving the epanorrason he be left
33   8”,23 |        Latins is this one of not giving the laity but of one kind,
34   8”,23 |        kind, or, in other words, giving them of the bread only,
35   8”,23 |          the Vivifying Cross and giving it to his visitors to kiss.
36   8”,23 |          memory of and by way of giving thanks for the miracle and
37   8”,23 |          farmers are. Hence such giving is analogous with the “takers,”
38   8”,23 |      there happens to be need of giving the proceeds for the liberation