Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |     texts themselves. It is very evident that these exegetical studies
 2   2”,2 |   provinces) is duly kept, it is evident that the synod of each province
 3   2”,3 |       decree of Justinian, it is evident that as for the diminution
 4   7    |    Justinian, as becomes plainly evident from the exact likeness
 5   7”,1 |        soul, so that it is hence evident that he too was addicted
 6   7”,12|          I. This fact is plainly evident also from what the Apostle
 7   7”,17|       the word epinemesis, as is evident from c. III of the present
 8   7”,28|       after supper.” Hence it is evident that those who are about
 9   8”,7 |      Some men’s sins are plainly evident, . . . whereas those of
10   8”,23|     cause for deposition is also evident from the Novatians, who
11   8”,23|      From these facts it becomes evident indeed that even before
12   8”,23|          and others. Hence it is evident that Apollinaris became
13   8”,23| Nestorian. Hence it is logically evident that neither is the Eastern
14   8”,23|        and activity, this too is evident from this letter. For it
15   8”,23|          for these things, it is evident that he resigned them along
16   8”,23|        that the time was long is evident from the use of the verb “
17   8”,23|     father confessor, or plainly evident, and consequently not deposed
18   8”,23|      Graecoromanus). Hence it is evident that prelates are violating
19   8”,23|        to ignore or overlook the evident harm to the soul of that
20   8”,23|          of clergymen.~ So it is evident that the Canon means that
21   8”,23|         not to do so, is plainly evident from c. XXXIII of the same
22   8”,23|        say this, it is therefore evident that neither does it conflict,
23   8”,23|         This became more plainly evident from c. CXXXV of the Council
24   8”,23|        worldlings another, it is evident, then, that neither ought
25   8”,23|            203] Hence it becomes evident how blameworthy those are
26   8”,23|      came for baptism is plainly evident from the liturgy of the
27   8”,23|       wore beards, as is plainly evident from the most ancient pictures
28   8”,23|        showed what has been made evident to us above, namely, that
29   8”,23|         years ago! 3) It becomes evident that holy icons do not need
30   8”,23|    correct it, yet the danger is evident, let him depart from the