Council,  Canon

 1   7”,26|           instance, costly and silk garments, or military uniforms, neither
 2   7”,26|          contrary, he must wear the garments that are habitual to clerics —
 3   7”,26|            orders who wear splendid garments and fail to correct matters;
 4   7”,26|      criticize persons wearing silk garments with reverence, it does
 5   7”,26|            of those who are wearing garments of an uncustomary kind;
 6   7”,26|             praise frugal and cheap garments, but we detest garments
 7   7”,26|             garments, but we detest garments that are ornamented and
 8   7”,26|             Council disparages soft garments in regard to worldlings,
 9   7”,26|        adornment, to wear luxurious garments (1 Peter 3:3); and if Paul
10   7”,26|            human being wearing silk garments? Laugh him to scorn.” Isidorus
11   7”,26|              then, you desire these garments, imitate the paltry dress
12   7”,44|            at once put on the black garments of nuns, and receive the
13   8”,14|             to God, and have donned garments befitting clerics, and have
14   8”,16|         neither did they put on any garments made of silk fabrics and
15   8”,16|             wearing cheap or paltry garments (that is why they were wont
16   8”,16|         were not accustomed to wear garments embroidered with silk (for
17   8”,16|        attach to the edges of their garments pieces of a different color
18   8”,16|            color from that of their garments.[279] For they had heard
19   8”,23|           take and put on the black garments after they came to the monastery
20   8”,23|             been speaking about the garments of monks and nuns, it is
21   8”,23| megaloscheme also wears these three garments, but in addition thereto
22   8”,23|      decency and plainness of their garments, and of their hair, and
23   8”,23|            would not let even linen garments be interwoven with purple
24   8”,23|        precluded the manufacture of garments parti-colored or variegated
25   8”,23|      luxuriousness and adornment of garments. And if God forbids these
26   8”,23|          all its fantasy. Hence the garments worn by some monks today,