Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |         councils has an obvious interest for the knowledge of the
 2 Intro  |     legal studies stimulated an interest in the serious exegesis
 3 Intro  |        far from being devoid of interest for the historian of canon
 4 Intro  |        are of obvious practical interest for the clergy. This recension
 5 Intro  |     this work is still of great interest today and shows itself as
 6 Intro  | councils are still of scholarly interest.38 Henri Leclercq was often
 7 Intro  |         ancient canons does not interest just the historians of institutions
 8 Intro  |      old Latin versions have an interest all their own. The variety
 9   1    |        are forbidden to lend at interest. ~Canon 18: recalls to deacons
10   1”,17|       not lent out his money at interest” (Ps. 15:5), and in lending
11   1”,17|       this definition receiving interest for the use of money, or
12   1”,17|        prohibit the charging of interest on money, but the present
13   1”,17|       not lent out his money at interest,” meaning the righteous
14   1”,17|          which was an excessive interest — because, I say, clergymen
15   1”,17|         be found to be charging interest, or treating the matter
16   1”,17|        pretending not to charge interest, that is to say, when lending
17   1”,17|        receive some part of the interest and profit accruing from
18   1”,17|        the full amount of total interest, i.e., of interest at 12%),
19   1”,17|        total interest, i.e., of interest at 12%), or should invent
20   7”,3 |         cognizance of their own interest before we had notice of
21   7”,10|  Presbyter, or Deacon who takes interest, or what is called a percentage,
22   7”,10|        any deacon, that charges interest on money which he has lent,
23   7”,12|   persons by not seeking my own interest, but that of the multitude,
24   7”,13|      Zonaras, or for the common interest of the laity (according
25   7”,39|         it more to the person’s interest. For although Basil the
26   8”,1 |      rules that are to our best interest. Accordingly, we too anathematize
27   8”,23|       honored on account of the interest they show in the poor by
28   8”,23|     himself, either for his own interest or in order to prevent other
29   8”,23|        this is also more to the interest of the very persons themselves
30   8”,23|          because of his lack of interest in it, in accordance with