Council,  Canon

 1   1”,11|           or deprivation of their property, as happened to those who
 2   2”,6 |          of some real or personal property, in such cases the person
 3   4”,3 |           the management of their property on account of avarice. For
 4   4”,24|  Monasteries perpetually, and the property owned by them is to be kept
 5   4”,24|       like. All real and personal property belonging to them must likewise
 6   4”,24|         nor removing any of their property, give permission to others
 7   4”,26| unwitnessed, so as to prevent the property of the same church from
 8   7”,9 |        buy some other more decent property that is more in keeping
 9   7”,48|          unto perpetuity, and the property that belongs to them shall
10   8”,12|           disposing of productive property of the bishopric or monastery
11   8”,12|     alleged as an excuse that the property is actually a liability
12   8”,12|     invalid and void, and let the property be restored to the Bishopric,
13   8”,12|         By the phrase “productive property” is meant all those things
14   8”,12|           bishop who has sold the property in such a manner is to be
15   8”,12|           dissipated and lost the property which had been rightfully
16   8”,19|           a Presbyter. As regards property of any kind given by parents
17   8”,23|       exiled, and confiscated the property of the clergy. In fact,
18   8”,23|        have, except for the total property, according to the said Cyril,
19   8”,23|           the God Logos. For this property of substances is, so to
20   8”,23|       that it is called the total property, too.~ ~  [73] Note that
21   8”,23|         punishment, and all their property is confiscated by the (civil)
22   8”,23|      gaining ownership of them as property — according to Ordinance
23   8”,23|           monastery itself or the property of the monastery which he
24   8”,23|          temple (or church) whose property the thing in question was.
25   8”,23|   deceived into buying as private property, he has a right to bring
26   8”,23|           but, instead, all their property is to be given to the Church
27   8”,23|        are to be exiled and their property is to be confiscated and
28   8”,23|           shall be exiled and his property shall be confiscated in
29   8”,23|        are to be exiled and their property is to be made authentic (
30   8”,23|           to be exiled, and their property, if they have any, is to
31   8”,23|          confiscation of whatever property they own. Photius, in Title
32   8”,23|      transfer of real or personal property to another owner or landlord
33   8”,23|       amounts to saying, when the property is completely alienated
34   8”,23|          not to take the personal property which they brought there,