Council,  Canon

 1   1”,6 |          three Patriarchs are to be kept in vogue, chiefly and mainly
 2   1”,13|          and canonical Law shall be kept even now, so that, if anyone
 3   1”,20|       throughout Pentecost — may be kept in all Orthodox churches
 4   2”,2 |             the Nicene Canons being kept inviolate, and let the Bishops
 5   2”,2 |   administrative provinces) is duly kept, it is evident that the
 6   3”,8 |    righteous and just privileges be kept clear and inviolable which
 7   3”,8 |             cares, he ought to have kept on with spiritual staunchness
 8   4”,24|     property owned by them is to be kept safe, and no more be permitted
 9   4”,24|            to them must likewise be kept inalienable and undiminished.
10   4”,25|           of that bishopric must be kept by the steward safe and
11   7”,13|          learned that in Rome it is kept as inviolable canon that
12   7”,48|            belongs to them shall be kept safe in the Monastery, and
13   7”,54|           the Holy Apostles must be kept rigorously in Rome too,
14   7”,93|     disreputable religion, is to be kept, according to ch. 19 of
15   8”,6 |       commandments of God are to be kept. For “in keeping them there
16   8”,6 |      commandments of the Gospel are kept by their laities, because
17   8”,23|    persecuted. These three emperors kept persecuting the Church for
18   8”,23|             Council for the present kept silent and did not care
19   8”,23|             for three days they had kept from having any carnal intercourse
20   8”,23|             him, Of a truth we have kept away from women (it was)
21   8”,23|            and order which had been kept and is still being kept
22   8”,23|             kept and is still being kept even now by true Christians
23   8”,23|             presanctified bread was kept, see Eustratius Argenetes,
24   8”,23| Presanctified wine, too, used to be kept in the churches, as is attested
25   8”,23|             all three of His births kept three entire Lents (called
26   8”,23|          for the commandments to be kept by all men. As respects
27   8”,23|           concerning oaths, must be kept by all human beings. For
28   8”,23|            that all of them must be kept. We know that in the Old
29   8”,23|       unadored, since they are only kept in mind and conceived as
30   8”,23|           the relics of martyrs are kept in the archbishopric; and
31   8”,23|        however, of the fact that he kept back part of the price for