Council,  Canon

 1   2”,6 |          he first gives a written promise to accept the same sentence
 2   4”,14|          Greek, unless they first promise and undertake to convert
 3   4”,14|         But if the heretic should promise to become an Orthodox Christian,
 4   4”,14|        one in accordance with his promise, and then let the marriage
 5   4”,14|           them provided that they promise to become Christians. In
 6   4”,16|           and found true to their promise, they would be numbered
 7   7”,1 |   faithfully join together in the promise and vow to preserve and
 8   7”,13|          presbytery must solemnly promise to have no further intercourse
 9   7”,13|       deacons and presbyters must promise and agree at the time of
10   7”,13|         be obliged necessarily to promise that he will separate from
11   7”,29|       they are carrying out their promise. We make this concession
12   7”,29| cohabitation, that they made this promise and agreement not on account
13   7”,39|        welcome the confession (or promise, as we say in English) of
14   7”,39|          ought the confession and promise they make to God to be accepted
15   7”,93|           ludicrous for anyone to promise God not to eat pork, or
16   8”,2 |            just as they chant and promise every day with the prophet,
17   8”,19|            in accordance with his promise, unless his departure has
18   8”,19|            in accordance with the promise or vow of the one who consecrated
19   8”,23|          monk that has broken his promise to God, even though it be
20   8”,23|           other words, a definite promise to abstain from their wives (
21   8”,23|    violation of the agreement and promise which he had made to observe
22   8”,23|           lest as a result of any promise on the part of those in
23   8”,23|    denoted in English by the word promise or vow) is to be considered
24   8”,23|           the widows were wont to promise and solemnly undertake not
25   8”,23|            ought to carry out his promise (and see the Footnote to
26   8”,23|           that if a wife make any promise to God, and her husband
27   8”,23|      silent, she must fulfill her promise. If, on the other hand,
28   8”,23|           contrary, objects, that promise is not to be actualized