Council,  Canon

 1   3    |         time in idle twaddle, as I learn. The same Cyril says the
 2   3”,8 |           sympathy, we hastened to learn whether the man had suffered
 3   7”,1 |           Council, where they will learn about them in greater detail.
 4   7”,19|          by the Fathers, the laity learn what things are of advantage
 5   7”,63|         teach, and let another man learn; and after short periods,
 6   7”,69|           directs. If they wish to learn anything, let them ask their
 7   7”,69|           directs. If they wish to learn anything, let them ask their
 8   7”,69|            33–35.)~ “Let the women learn quietly with all subjection.
 9   7”,77| enlightened (through baptism) must learn all about the faith, and
10   7”,77|            to c. II of the 1st) to learn the dogmas of the Orthodox
11   7”,77|            baptized while ill must learn the particulars of the faith
12   8”,2 |         therefrom so that they may learn them too. Likewise any such
13   8”,2 |   throughout his life, in order to learn therefrom to fear the Lord,
14   8”,23|         spiritual fathers ought to learn from this Canon to lay their
15   8”,23|  deaconesses were ordained, he may learn this more in detail from
16   8”,23|          this handbook in order to learn that civil laws conflicting
17   8”,23|         also by Balsamon, let them learn that he did not resign an
18   8”,23|        from this interpretation we learn that wherever the fathers
19   8”,23|        point of the head, let them learn it from this Canon. For
20   8”,23|           Christians of these days learn from the present Canon what
21   8”,23|            two-horned Pope of Rome learn how antichristian an act
22   8”,23|      damnable custom prevails, and learn what sort of condemnation
23   8”,23|        dear reader, if you want to learn that the baptism of all
24   8”,23|       Eusebius; and there you will learn that a person who has been
25   8”,23|         well educated, in order to learn what they say, and not go