Council,  Canon

 1 Intro   | concerning an individual case can serve as an indication to help
 2   1”,3  |     Instead, they ought either to serve themselves, or have servants
 3   1”,3  |   themselves, or have servants to serve them who are unsuspectable.
 4   1”,9  |          he was ordained, let him serve only in the capacity of
 5   2”,2  |       order that each of them may serve his own province and diocese,
 6   4”,24 |           no more be permitted to serve as mundane haunts of vice.
 7   7”,2  |       were composed in writing to serve in the way of contributions
 8   7”,9  |           less is he permitted to serve others in one and do what
 9   7”,9  |      dramshop of any kind, and to serve therein. For, if it is not
10   7”,9  |        for him to stay in one and serve customers and do things
11   7”,9  |     tavern, but employs others to serve in it, this does not amount
12   7”,16 |        forsake the word of God to serve tables. Wherefore, brethren,
13   7”,16 |        that they were selected to serve the common need of the Christians
14   7”,16 |        all; and appointed them to serve at table, while the Apostles
15   7”,86 |       Fathers that such men shall serve a year as weepers, two years
16   7”,87 |           of such rest be able to serve its master the better, so
17   7”,100|         or any other material, to serve instead of their hand for
18   8”,15 |          Himself that “no one can serve two masters; for either
19   8”,15 |           ought to stay there and serve in one church. For things
20   8”,15 |         Lord says that nobody can serve two masters; for either
21   8”,19 |         neither is it possible to serve both God and Mammon. If,
22   8”,23 |         can anyone permit them to serve as priestesses? For this
23   8”,23 |          any mystery, but only to serve as assistant in connection
24   8”,23 |          is in the Church, not to serve in the capacity of priests,
25   8”,23 |          permit them, however, to serve in the Mysteries, or to
26   8”,23 |        sureties for themselves to serve as a pledge that they would
27   8”,23 |         and properly, in order to serve as an outward sign of the
28   8”,23 |      present stand in a circle to serve as a temple. Moreover, Theodoret
29   8”,23 |      consequently be compelled to serve two masters. But inasmuch
30   8”,23 |       neither keep it prepared to serve in the celebration of the
31   8”,23 |       third day, while the ennata serve as reminders of the living
32   8”,23 |     passage in the Psalms saying “Serve the Lord in fear” (Ps. 2:
33   8”,23 |          with the holy cup, would serve out the divine blood. But
34   8”,23 |         altars to be all right to serve as a type of the Holy Spirit. (
35   8”,23 |          things are sufficient to serve instead of a consecration,
36   8”,23 |         of the fact that it is to serve as a throne of God; in the