Council,  Canon

 1   1”,7 |           its own dignity preserved” denotes that this patriarchal honor
 2   2”,3 |             but, on the contrary, it denotes equality of honor, and an
 3   2”,3 |             second. The fact that it denotes equality of honor is to
 4   8”,1 |          Greek word for “unwavering” denotes the weak and fragile branch
 5   8”,23|      Jerusalem is wholly Hebrew, and denotes “vision of peace,” according
 6   8”,23|             shut (this word “opened” denotes that the Lord fecundated
 7   8”,23|             expression ‘two natures’ denotes the difference in kind and
 8   8”,23|               The term “essentially” denotes the absence of co-operative
 9   8”,23|             respects the hypostasis” denotes the fact that the humanity
10   8”,23|       natural union he had spoken of denotes the true and actual and
11   8”,23|         title of “All-holiest,” this denotes (speaking of the corresponding
12   8”,23|      Ecumenical,” on the other hand, denotes two different things: for
13   8”,23|        Church as a whole; or else it denotes a major part of the inhabited
14   8”,23|               the rest” used therein denotes sitting and honor, even
15   8”,23|      temperature), as the name of it denotes. For zeon, in Greek, signifies
16   8”,23|             their head, a fact which denotes that they have rejected
17   8”,23|           the black garment of monks denotes that they are leading a
18   8”,23|              color of their clothing denotes. That is why divine Athanasius
19   8”,23|             But the color black also denotes mourning and grief, which
20   8”,23|           also what each one of them denotes, when taken by itself. Thus,
21   8”,23|           the “cingulum” (zostikon), denotes the robe of rejoicing, and
22   8”,23|       shoulders. The pallium, I say, denotes the costume of imperishability
23   8”,23|             the seat of desires are, denotes the mortification of the
24   8”,23|            or cloak). The coucoulion denotes the crest of salvation,
25   8”,23|          called the polystaurion. It denotes that the monk takes up (
26   8”,23|             both in front and behind denotes, according to Cyril of Jerusalem,
27   8”,23|             over the shoulder-blades denotes that a monk must always
28   8”,23|     comprehensive of all the others, denotes that a monk is wrapped up
29   8”,23|            neither cuffs nor sleeves denotes that a monk ought not to
30   8”,23|           other hand, of the mandyas denotes the equipment of wings possessed
31   8”,23|        immortal,” on the other hand, denotes the Holy Spirit, which is
32   8”,23|              sense, in which case it denotes every honor and prostration
33   8”,23|         equivalent latreia) properly denotes slavery, according to St.
34   8”,23| corresponding English noun frippery) denotes vainglory and ostentation.~ ~  [