Council,  Canon

 1 Intro   |        obvious interest for the knowledge of the law and institutions
 2 Intro   | hieromonk Theodoret without the knowledge of the authors.22~ The Pedalion
 3 Intro   |         out.52 Sometimes only a knowledge of the historical context
 4   1”,10 |        ignorance or in spite of knowledge of the facts, does not offer
 5   1”,18 |         that it has come to the knowledge of this holy and great Council
 6   3”,7  |        faith to recognition and knowledge of the truth, such persons,
 7   4”,3  |          3.~ It is come to the (knowledge of the) Council that some
 8   4”,12 |         12.~ It has come to our knowledge that some persons, by resorting
 9   7”,12 |        this too has come to our knowledge, that both in Africa and
10   7”,31 |        Since it has come to our knowledge that in the country of the
11   7”,39 |       is to say, to his natural knowledge) if he deems it more to
12   7”,77 |        being without supporting knowledge as a result of their ignorance,
13   7”,78 |      reason of man, from common knowledge and our own experience to
14   7”,78 |       by their lack of positive knowledge, on the second day after
15   7”,84 | witnesses. Those having present knowledge shall offer verification
16   7”,86 |    aptly extracted this item of knowledge from the prophecy of Jeremiah,
17   7”,92 |       her on account of lack of knowledge and to the man who has cohabited
18   7”,101|         the confessor must have knowledge of both requirements (just
19   8”,2  |      Because thou hast rejected knowledge, I will also reject thee
20   8”,2  |         comprehension and exact knowledge of the divine Scriptures.
21   8”,2  |         Since thou hast spurned knowledge of my laws, I too will spurn
22   8”,23 |        his ignorance or want of knowledge, he would say that He received
23   8”,23 |        to them that they had no knowledge of their being deposed or
24   8”,23 |        held with the landlord’s knowledge, shall be dedicated to the
25   8”,23 |      But if the landlord had no knowledge of the affair, he is not
26   8”,23 |     accordance with his natural knowledge and prudence. And if we
27   8”,23 |      For they are so wanting in knowledge that they cannot even understand
28   8”,23 |    allowances for the imperfect knowledge of the woman who set it
29   8”,23 |        is a matter of infantile knowledge (i.e., that it is a piece