Council,  Canon

 1   1    |         judge the living and the dead. And in the Holy Ghost.
 2   7”,1 |          the resurrection of the dead; as well as what had been
 3   7”,82|        26:26); but the bodies of dead persons can neither take
 4   7”,82|            But the bodies of the dead can neither take it nor
 5   7”,82|         ought one to baptize the dead, according to the remainder
 6   7”,82|          to lament and mourn his dead relatives, and when admonished
 7   7”,90|     their womb and thus expel it dead. For this reason the present
 8   8”,23|      little, and is not entirely dead, though he is senseless,
 9   8”,23| magistrate came in and found him dead in the privy in which all
10   8”,23| represent the living Divinity as dead, as well as the Savior’s
11   8”,23|       mourning and grieving over dead relatives of theirs are
12   8”,23|   supposition that the latter is dead, because of having chosen
13   8”,23|      reminders of the living and dead, but the tessaracosta, in
14   8”,23|        held at the burial of the dead (p. 8 of the Book on Religious
15   8”,23|         strict accuracy mean the dead, but those who approaching
16   8”,23|         and are not yet actually dead, yet in spite of this the
17   8”,23|        died and who are actually dead.” That is why in other codices
18   8”,23|          church ought on to bury dead persons, and that those
19   8”,23|          allow the bodies of the dead to be buried inside the
20   8”,23|        also the relatives of the dead, who want to have them buried
21   8”,23|    conferring a benefit upon the dead when you bury them in the
22   8”,23|       construct the tombs of the dead outside of the churches.
23   8”,23|        stinking corpses of their dead, from the stench of which
24   8”,23|          How much more ought the dead not remain in the church,
25   8”,23|     expressly says for bodies of dead persons not to be buried
26   8”,23|      Hades, whereas His body lay dead in the tomb. In the Resurrection,