Council,  Canon

 1   1”,7 |       that in the case of as many cities as received by virtue of
 2   1”,8 |         whether in villages or in cities, they shall remain in the
 3   1”,8 |          happen to be, whether in cities or in villages, they shall
 4   1”,18|          that in some regions and cities Deacons are giving the Eucharist
 5   1”,18|          that in some regions and cities the deacons are giving the
 6   4”,4 | government, by going round in the cities negligently disregarding
 7   4”,4 |        carelessly going about the cities, and make it their endeavor
 8   4”,10|         churches of two different cities (or even of one and the
 9   4”,12|        own rank. As for all those cities which have already been
10   4”,12|         as for all bishoprics and cities that hitherto succeeded
11   4”,19|          home in their respective cities, and lead their lives therein
12   7”,8 |          home in their respective cities, leading their lives therein
13   7”,36|           of barbarians, and many cities have as a result become
14   7”,40|      Those wishing to depart from cities or villages where they are
15   7”,41|           their head go about the cities and associate with laymen
16   7”,41|         must be driven out of the cities altogether and be forced
17   7”,41|          their head, roamed round cities, mixing with men and women,
18   7”,41|         them be driven out of the cities entirely, and let them go
19   7”,59|    pretense while going about the cities and causing people a disturbance
20   7”,69|         after Christ from various cities for the purpose of trying
21   7”,70|           Great, and block up the cities and streets, and to do other
22   8”,15|           the same city or in two cities, because this is being done
23   8”,23|        Rome. But there were three cities named Caesarea in Asia.
24   8”,23|        this account in such small cities and villages and districts
25   8”,23|         when they ordain monks in cities or towns; and they will
26   8”,23|    dignities belonging to the old cities which were really and truly
27   8”,23|       parishes only which were in cities he himself had built, and
28   8”,23|            that although in other cities the number of deacons was
29   8”,23|   ordained to the name of certain cities which cannot be regarded
30   8”,23|     incongruities those living in cities, and especially those living