Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |          even more obvious if one takes into account the canonical
 2   4”,3 |       which term is meant one who takes care of and attends to the
 3   7”,10|          Presbyter, or Deacon who takes interest, or what is called
 4   7”,10|       money which he has lent, or takes twelve or six per cent,
 5   7”,12|   Chrysostom, since a bishop also takes the name of elder, as we
 6   7”,53|          LXXVIII, that of one who takes two sisters; and others
 7   7”,53|           this time forth whoever takes to wife his (female) cousin,
 8   7”,86|     abandons his lawful wife, and takes another, according to the
 9   7”,86|        who leaves her husband and takes another is an adulteress,
10   7”,86|          in effect that if a wife takes another man, she can no
11   7”,86|        leaves his lawful wife and takes another is subject to the
12   7”,87|          place to take refuge, he takes his beast into the temple
13   7”,92|        that her husband has died, takes another man she is an adulteress[
14   7”,92|        for word c. XLVI of Basil) takes to husband that man who
15   7”,97|                      98.~ Whoever takes by way of matrimonial union
16   7”,97|         is to say, like a man who takes to wife a woman married
17   8”,2 |       upon his memory, because he takes time and leisure to think
18   8”,2 |   comprehended a sentence well he takes care not to write another:
19   8”,6 |           chattels which a Bishop takes along with him. But if he
20   8”,8 |       deeming anyone unclean that takes hold of a corpse or leper,
21   8”,18|  different place until the Bishop takes his departure, to avoid
22   8”,20|        For it is in this that God takes pleasure. As for those which
23   8”,20|    incontestable. But whether one takes it this way or that, the
24   8”,23|  self-control (or self-assertion) takes precedence of or leads the
25   8”,23|           the liturgy, the deacon takes the mysteries from them
26   8”,23|          It denotes that the monk takes up (cf. the Greek word “
27   8”,23|          and one party afterwards takes to Orthodoxy, their children
28   8”,23|           deserts her husband and takes another. If, however, the
29   8”,23|          herself, and the man who takes her shall likewise be punished
30   8”,23|           as to class the man who takes an oath with the Evil One (
31   8”,23|       will not judge a person who takes an oath because some fellow
32   8”,23|       prescribes that anyone that takes to wife a woman engaged
33   8”,23| enthroning the temple, the bishop takes three portions of relics
34   8”,23|         temple, the prelate alone takes them from there, in order