Council,  Canon

 1   1”,12|    means of beneficia, or, more plainly speaking, with gifts and
 2   7    |        of Justinian, as becomes plainly evident from the exact likeness
 3   7”,12|       of Ap. c. I. This fact is plainly evident also from what the
 4   7”,30|   general, that is to say, more plainly speaking, in ordinary houses,
 5   7”,36|       same definition, or, more plainly speaking, according as their
 6   7”,36|  definition of economy, or more plainly speaking the right to do
 7   7”,60|   Gregory of Nyssa in his c. II plainly states this. But also c.
 8   7”,88|        has already risen, as is plainly evidenced by the divine
 9   7”,88|       hour of Sabbath, or, more plainly speaking, at the dawning
10   8”,7 |      said: “Some men’s sins are plainly evident, . . . whereas those
11   8”,14|    Abbot — that is to say, more plainly speaking, if he is a Presbyter (
12   8”,23|   deserving many tears are also plainly visible to those who know
13   8”,23|       to a father confessor, or plainly evident, and consequently
14   8”,23|           which is to say, more plainly speaking, the privilege
15   8”,23|       promised not to do so, is plainly evident from c. XXXIII of
16   8”,23|         the five loaves is more plainly and more explicitly presented
17   8”,23|      monk (that is to say, more plainly speaking, he is not perfect).
18   8”,23| occasion, they are proving more plainly the fact that the habit
19   8”,23|        as is to be seen therein plainly enough, and gleaned from
20   8”,23|       convent. This became more plainly evident from c. CXXXV of
21   8”,23|         the tessaracosta, as is plainly evidenced by the example
22   8”,23|        time came for baptism is plainly evident from the liturgy
23   8”,23| so-called papalethra — or, more plainly speaking, the stephanos
24   8”,23| Apostles all wore beards, as is plainly evident from the most ancient
25   8”,23|        see here three things as plainly as day, to wit: 1) that