Council,  Canon

 1   1”,12|     Nicephorus says that if a secular person of his own free will
 2   2”,6 |       or to trouble courts of secular authorities or an ecumenical
 3   2”,6 |     57] or to civil courts of secular authorities, or to appeal
 4   3”,8 |     not transgressed, nor the secular fastus be introduced, under
 5   3”,8 |   Cyprus, so far as concerned secular administration, was subject
 6   3”,8 | Antioch, in imitation of this secular and civil form and law,
 7   3”,8 |     vainglorious yearning for secular or worldly authority, and
 8   4”,3 |    and undertake to negotiate secular affairs, to the neglect
 9   4”,3 | themselves to the families of secular men, whose estates they
10   4”,3 |      or to involve himself in secular cares, unless he be unavoidably
11   4”,3 |      to involve themselves in secular affairs for pecuniary profit,
12   4”,3 |   hand, entering the homes of secular persons and assuming the
13   4”,3 |  himself in the management of secular affairs, except only in
14   4”,7 |       the army nor obtain any secular position of dignity. Let
15   4”,7 |   become soldiers, nor assume secular dignities. Those who do
16   4”,9 |      own Bishop and resort to secular courts, but let him first
17   4”,9 |       and present his case to secular courts, but, on the contrary,
18   4”,18|         already prohibited by secular laws, ought still more to
19   4”,18|    are prohibited even by the secular, or civil, laws themselves
20   7”,7 |       since if in relation to secular and mundane office, those
21   8”,2 |    matter. And if God compels secular rulers to do this, much
22   8”,3 |      of a church by employing secular rulers, let him be deposed
23   8”,10|     not for them to undertake secular and mundane cares, as they
24   8”,10| permission must not undertake secular cares, but rather let them
25   8”,13|   state of desolation certain secular persons snatched hold of
26   8”,13|       and converted them into secular habitations. So for this
27   8”,18| prelates and monks both among secular Christians and among the
28   8”,23|     are not to the decided by secular authorities. See also the
29   8”,23|     and nonecclesiastical, or secular, and imperial, or royal,
30   8”,23|    his clericate and become a secular, because he will be deprived
31   8”,23|    the habit and assumes some secular position of whatever worth.
32   8”,23|        on the other hand, the secular rulers of the Emperor, actuated
33   8”,23| censures those who mingle the secular gestures of theaters with
34   8”,23|       forbids these things to secular Jews, how much more He forbids