Council,  Canon

 1   7”,1 |         impiously exulting over the resurrection of the dead; as well as
 2   7”,31|           both before and after His resurrection the Lord used wine, is denying
 3   7”,65|           cheer and celebrating the Resurrection of the Lord with psalms
 4   7”,88|          precise time of the Lord’s Resurrection c. I of Dionysius goes into
 5   7”,89|           Sundays when honoring the Resurrection of Christ, since this observation
 6   7”,89|        hence celebrate en masse the Resurrection for a whole day and a whole
 7   7”,89|            Basil the Great, for the resurrection of the Lord, we bring it
 8   7”,89|          and preamble of the Lord’s resurrection, we begin chanting the resurrection
 9   7”,89| resurrection, we begin chanting the resurrection hymns called the Anastasimi,
10   7”,89|         manner we may celebrate the Resurrection en masse for a whole night
11   8”,23|           participated in the first resurrection reigned together with Christ
12   8”,23|              John 12:31). The first resurrection, by contrast, took place
13   8”,23|           denote that in the future resurrection, after being composed again
14   8”,23|           on these holy days of the Resurrection, and what sort of disorderly
15   8”,23|          are to awake on the day of resurrection. This exceedingly barbarian
16   8”,23|          the whole of the matins of resurrection and wait till divine Liturgy
17   8”,23|             here that in the day of resurrection it used to be the custom
18   8”,23|         churches, while the “Day of Resurrection” was being chanted, at the
19   8”,23|         this second kiss the Second Resurrection. As concerns the red eggs
20   8”,23|            eaten at the time of the Resurrection, many persons say many things
21   8”,23|   Eastertide on the occasion of the Resurrection then being celebrated. This
22   8”,23|             Valentinians denied the resurrection of bodies, thus ignoring
23   8”,23|      Stephen. For them to paint the Resurrection of Christ, not coming out
24   8”,23|         constitute a picture of the Resurrection, but a picture of the Lord’
25   8”,23|             descent into Hades. The Resurrection and the Descent into Hades
26   8”,23|            dead in the tomb. In the Resurrection, on the other hand, His
27   8”,23|           His body, and that is the Resurrection itself. In addition, they