Council,  Canon

 1   1”,18|       It has also further been learned that already some Deacons
 2   3”,8 |    reputation, and, indeed, we learned that nothing of the sort
 3   4”,23|         Since this Council has learned that some clergymen and
 4   7”,7 |              7.~ Since we have learned that Deacons having ecclesiastical
 5   7”,12|  Interpretation.~Since we have learned that in Africa and Libya (
 6   7”,13|             13.~ Since we have learned that in the church of the
 7   7”,13| decrees is this. Since we have learned that in Rome it is kept
 8   7”,16|     something that needs to be learned. Was it the ordination of
 9   7”,20|  indicate that he himself is a learned teacher, while the former
10   7”,27|             28.~ Since we have learned that in various churches
11   7”,32|             33.~ Since we have learned as a matter of fact that
12   7”,44|             45.~ Since we have learned that in some convents (or
13   7”,52|        the other hand, we have learned that some persons, after
14   7”,54|             55.~ Since we have learned that those in the city of
15   7”,55|          56.~ Likewise we have learned that in the country of the
16   7”,63|   wiser than the wise, or more learned than the learned.” If anyone
17   7”,63|       or more learned than the learned.” If anyone does things
18   7”,70|        the more foolish of the learned men among the Athenians
19   7”,80|      Precisely because we have learned that in some countries,
20   7”,98|      of the Armenians, we have learned, to wit, that some persons,
21   8”,23|        Dionysius of Alexandria learned about this, he dispatched
22   8”,23|        absurd character can be learned by anyone who will take
23   8”,23|   Constantius and Constans had learned that Eusebius and his party
24   8”,23| inasmuch as most holy and most learned Marcus of Ephesus replied
25   8”,23|      great impiety, which most learned and most theologically well-grounded
26   8”,23|     call Greek klo, kalo, as a learned writer states, and especially
27   8”,23|    What Meletius Pegas, a very learned man, says in his third discourse
28   8”,23|       the faith which they had learned by heart to their catechizers.
29   8”,23|       the Emperor of Russia, a learned man named Gazes Paisius,
30   8”,23|   adore the calf. For the Jews learned from this that if a calf
31   8”,23|  Dodecabiblus). Plato the very learned Archbishop of Moscow notes
32   8”,23|        are called books of the learned and of the unlearned, as