Council,  Canon

 1 Intro   |          the canons is on the whole correct, as we can see by comparing
 2 Intro   |            so that the latter could correct the text of the Kormchaya
 3 Intro   |         what the lawgiver wanted to correct, suppress, add, or simply
 4   1”,18 |         reason the present seeks to correct anything that is done in
 5   4”,14 |             though it would be more correct and safer for them to be
 6   7”,1  |         against the right faith and correct belief and against the twelves
 7   7”,26 |       splendid garments and fail to correct matters; likewise on those
 8   7”,101|      extreme penances, they fail to correct either the former or the
 9   8”,6  |             every year, in order to correct incidental mistakes. But
10   8”,16 |             with perfumes, ought to correct this impropriety, since
11   8”,16 |            on doing so and will not correct themselves, let them be
12   8”,23 |            the Christians, let them correct themselves or be corrected;
13   8”,23 |           committed,” which is more correct.~ ~  [18] 1 We note here,
14   8”,23 | ecclesiastical services and help to correct women ecclesiastically.
15   8”,23 |            on the ground that it is correct (notwithstanding its having
16   8”,23 |             Note of Translator. — A correct translation of this passage
17   8”,23 |         stated that the Arians held correct views in addition to their
18   8”,23 |            this same Canon seems to correct even this. For it says for
19   8”,23 |         thing, and the statement is correct. But if we have left the
20   8”,23 |           mistakes in the letter to correct it. The Apostle then appeared
21   8”,23 |            and they will do well to correct the impropriety. For as
22   8”,23 |           has done wrong, he should correct him, etc. (see C. XLIV for
23   8”,23 |        accept whatever is right and correct in what the Councils held
24   8”,23 |      cognizance of the truth and to correct themselves accordingly.
25   8”,23 |             stated, Balsamon is not correct in saying that a wife can
26   8”,23 |             a mistake, and let them correct themselves. For how can
27   8”,23 |            other hand, and let them correct themselves by refraining
28   8”,23 |              let them take pains to correct this impropriety here and
29   8”,23 |         plain that this solution is correct also from the assertion
30   8”,23 |             the power or ability to correct it, and if they fail to
31   8”,23 |             it, and if they fail to correct, then he is to separate,
32   8”,23 |           prior, and if he fails to correct it, yet the danger is evident,
33   8”,23 |            which appears to be more correct.~ ~  [291] In other manuscripts