Council,  Canon

 1   1    |         members of the clergy are forbidden to dwell with any woman,
 2   1    |         Canon 16: All clerics are forbidden to leave their church. Formal
 3   1    |             Canon 17: Clerics are forbidden to lend at interest. ~Canon
 4   1”,3 |             The great Council has forbidden generally any Bishop or
 5   1”,3 |          is to say — has entirely forbidden any bishop or presbyter
 6   4”,18|            ought still more to be forbidden to obtain in the Church
 7   4”,18|      thing ought still more to be forbidden to occur in the Church of
 8   7”,33|          or of faction is utterly forbidden even by civil laws, it is
 9   7”,45|         their convents is utterly forbidden them in any case whatsoever.
10   7”,53|     merely enumerated some of the forbidden marriages in his Canons
11   7”,53|         enumerated some marriages forbidden in his Canons (as, for instance,
12   7”,53|    generally that marriage within forbidden degrees of relationship
13   7”,69|     persons that only teaching is forbidden to women but not chanting;
14   7”,69| everything; that is why women are forbidden to talk in churches. The
15   7”,93|          the custom of the Greeks forbidden to Christians, but every
16   7”,93|          that swearing an oath is forbidden once for all, and so much
17   7”,95|      however, that just as one is forbidden to refrain from cutting
18   7”,95|        the other hand, it is also forbidden to cut it and to shave it
19   8”,10|        mundane cares, as they are forbidden to do so by the divine Canons.
20   8”,14|  uncanonical. Not only are laymen forbidden to act as Readers without
21   8”,23|       accord that they were later forbidden by the Fathers to enter
22   8”,23|          For this had always been forbidden even before the Third Ecumenical
23   8”,23|           the receivers have been forbidden to do. Zonaras and Blastaris (
24   8”,23|         this Council marriage was forbidden to prelates, but by a local,
25   8”,23|        which orarion a servant is forbidden to wear by c. XXII of Laodicea (
26   8”,23|         worldly resorts, which is forbidden by the Canon, but in order
27   8”,23|      oratory nor is it completely forbidden. But, he says, the priests
28   8”,23|     prescribes that anyone making forbidden sacrifices, or, in other
29   8”,23|    canonized by spirituals and be forbidden to do so. For they are so
30   8”,23|           And if these things are forbidden to be done by the laity
31   8”,23|            how much more they are forbidden to clerics and those in
32   8”,23|           But if these things are forbidden to Prelates and Priests
33   8”,23|            how much more they are forbidden to monks and caloyers, all