Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |          of the canons he showed little originality; he often followed
 2 Intro  |       churchmen and monks having little education. The liturgical
 3   3    |        of Emperor Theodosius the Little (i.e., Theodosius II), in
 4   3”,8 |           lest imperceptibly and little by little we lose the freedom
 5   3”,8 |      imperceptibly and little by little we lose the freedom which
 6   3”,8 |         slaves to injustice lose little by little the freedom which
 7   3”,8 |         injustice lose little by little the freedom which the liberator
 8   3”,8 |       its expectations, it found little of benefit to comfort it
 9   4”,11|         receive from the bishops little letters called “pacific”
10   7”,44|       even if she should let one little tear drop from the corner
11   8”,23|    Illiberia, a town in Spain, a little before the First Ecumenical
12   8”,23|       the time of Theodosius the Little. For seeing that the Patriarchs
13   8”,23|           If they are penanced a little at a time, they can free
14   8”,23|         dumb, after recovering a little on the fourth day, called
15   8”,23|          man, having swallowed a little, immediately gave up his
16   8”,23|      person is still breathing a little, and is not entirely dead,
17   8”,23| candidates; though not without a little shamefacedness before the
18   8”,23| brother-in-law of Theodosius the Little by the latter’s sister Pulcheria,
19   8”,23|      same Emperor Theodosius the Little assembled a second Council
20   8”,23|          of the head above and a little below, crosswise, that is
21   8”,23|       called the small habit (or little habit), and afterwards the
22   8”,23|           The Fathers know of no little habit of monks, though some
23   8”,23|   promises both in regard to the little and in regard to the great
24   8”,23|          habit of monks. For the little habit is an earnest, or
25   8”,23|          of St. Sophia) call the little habit an earnest of the
26   8”,23|          it may be said that the little habit they are wearing,
27   8”,23|          some others assumed the little habit first and the great
28   8”,23|     originator of it assumed the little habit first and the great
29   8”,23|        the Euchologion calls the little habit a mandyas, or cloak) —
30   8”,23|     those shepherds who put some little bone in the feet of sheep,
31   8”,23|          is called the minor, or little, sanctification, and not
32   8”,23|           young or old, great or little, instead of any other charm
33   8”,23|        by Emperor Theodosius the Little and Proclus the patriarch
34   8”,23|     ensued in the Roman Church a little before Leo IX. Gregory VII
35   8”,23|         his Discourse 252). That little napkin is called a dominical,
36   8”,23|          other benefactions. For little correction can be expected