Council,  Canon

 1   1”,2 |         that he is found to have committed any animal (i.e., soul-wrought)
 2   1”,9 |       holy orders which they had committed before applying for ordination,
 3   1”,9 |  presbyter before his ordination committed the sin of carnal mingling,
 4   1”,9 | deposition from holy orders when committed before admission to holy
 5   1”,9 |      entail deposition also when committed after admission to holy
 6   1”,11|          account of the sin they committed, shall be obliged to spend
 7   1”,14|        whatever sinful acts they committed before becoming catechumens,
 8   4”,18|         which they have bound or committed themselves against another
 9   4”,25|     informed, neglect the flocks committed to their care, and postpone
10   7”,1 |        of life” (Phil. 2:16), is committed to holding the faith firm
11   7”,3 |       the case of those who have committed the iniquitous act unwittingly
12   7”,3 |    iniquitous act which they had committed as a result of their own
13   7”,42|         because of sins they had committed. Hence the present Canon
14   7”,42|          even though he may have committed the greatest sin, seeing
15   7”,43|       any monk be proved to have committed fornication, or if he marries,
16   7”,44|          whereof she has already committed herself to forgetfulness.
17   7”,92|          indeed guilty of having committed fornication, but unknowingly.
18   7”,92|       returns to him, has indeed committed fornication, but quite unwittingly,
19   8”,7 |           Sins, therefore, being committed in advance, other sins follow
20   8”,23|     woman to lust after her hath committed adultery with her already
21   8”,23|      confessed the sins they had committed,” which is more correct.~ ~  [
22   8”,23|      time, because of his having committed a willful murder, and who
23   8”,23|          upbraids him for having committed some sins, he is not doing
24   8”,23|  unworthy of the prelacy who has committed canonical offenses and has
25   8”,23|          the same as saying, has committed an involuntary sin (for,
26   8”,23|          is involuntary if it is committed as a result of force or
27   8”,23|        say that a priest who has committed a carnal sin before ordination
28   8”,23|      allows priests who have not committed the sin to completion to
29   8”,23|   example that emperors who have committed foul murders ought not to
30   8”,23|       sin of the second marriage committed unwittingly. Not, however,
31   8”,23|          a sin unto death is one committed knowingly, whereas one not
32   8”,23|        one not unto death is one committed unwittingly. Thus, blasphemy