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 1 Intro  |           exegesis of canonical texts.11 But we have to wait until
 2   1    |         irregularity is known. ~Canon 11: Penance to be imposed on
 3   1”,7 |            metropolis called Caesarea[11] of Straton, to whom, as
 4   1”,11|                                       11.~ As concerns those persons
 5   4”,11|                                       11.~ As for all those who are
 6   7”,11|                                       11.~ Let no one enrolled in
 7   7”,12|          Christ” (1 Cor. 10:32–33 and 11:1). If anyone should be
 8   7”,26|           decorous; and in his Homily 11 on the Six Days of Creation
 9   7”,69|              with sobriety” (1 Tim. 2:11–15).~ ~Interpretation.~According
10   7”,74|           since, according to Job (12:11), ‘The throat tastes foods,
11   7”,75|                robbers’ cave” (Jer. 7:11). Hence, in order to avoid
12   8    |            this 7th are found in vol. 11 of the Synods, pg. 719. ~ ~ ~
13   8”,6 |              is great reward” (Ps. 19:11); and seeing that “the commandment
14   8”,11|                                       11.~ All of us being obliged
15   8”,16|            the houses of kings (Matt. 11:8).~(c. XXVII of the 6th;
16   8”,23|          derived from Jebus (1 Chron. 11:4) and Salem (Ps. 76:2),
17   8”,23|              Capitolium of Rome.~ ~  [11] It was named Caesarea because,
18   8”,23|              be benefited” (Discourse 11 on 1 Thess., p. 216 of Vol.
19   8”,23|              in all things” (1 Tim. 3:11). Note that although deaconesses
20   8”,23|              to Socrates (book 4, ch. 11). Basil the Great, in his
21   8”,23|              Her a Virgin (in its act 11 by means of the libellus
22   8”,23|         Symeon of Thessalonica (Reply 11), the one accepting accountings
23   8”,23|           John of Kitros in his Reply 11, preserved in manuscripts.
24   8”,23|             what is evil” (Num. 32:10-11). Canon CXXXV of Carthage,
25   8”,23|      sacrifice, and eat” (Acts 10:13; 11:7). What should he sacrifice?
26   8”,23|               an honorable one” (Isa. 11:10). I say these things
27   8”,23|              the Lord in fear” (Ps. 2:11), he severely censures those
28   8”,23|         permitted (Deut. 6:13; Ps. 63:11; Jer. 4:2; and alibi). Yes,
29   8”,23|              as an adulterer. See ch. 11 of the doctrine concerning
30   8”,23|         Thessalonica, who says (Reply 11): “The man who receives
31   8”,23| above-mentioned Symeon adds (in Reply 11) that if there should happen
32   8”,23|             goods together” (Deut. 22:11), in expounding which divine