Council,  Canon

 1   1”,19|    any deaconess that commits fornication for a period of seven years,
 2   4”,16|      of fact, it is a case of fornication, or rather to say of adultery,
 3   7”,4 |  deposes clergymen who commit fornication with a woman consecrated
 4   7”,4 |       not only if they commit fornication with a nun, but even if
 5   7”,4 |       but even if they commit fornication with a lay-woman. Read also
 6   7”,20|     canonical crimes, such as fornication, say, or adultery, or other
 7   7”,43|    found guilty of the act of fornication, or of accepting a woman
 8   7”,43|      proved to have committed fornication, or if he marries, he is
 9   7”,52|   suffered by those guilty of fornication.~ ~Interpretation.~The present
10   7”,53|      St. Paul, who said: “But fornication and all (other) filth, let
11   7”,66|      and strangled flesh, and fornication” (Gen. 9:3–4; Lev. ch. 17
12   7”,66|     strangled meats, and from fornication (and from things sacrificed
13   7”,86|   without the reason based on fornication; so that from this it is
14   7”,86|   reason except the reason of fornication or adultery), the husband
15   7”,86|     who (except on grounds of fornication) leaves his lawful wife
16   7”,86|      wife, save on account of fornication, is causing her to commit
17   7”,92|    guilty of having committed fornication, but unknowingly. Though
18   7”,92|     him, has indeed committed fornication, but quite unwittingly,
19   8”,23|    them), not for the sake of fornication and licentiousness (because
20   8”,23|    adultery (probably meaning fornication), and being rendered languid
21   8”,23| living in a state of constant fornication it was deemed a great thing
22   8”,23|     intercourse is considered fornication and adultery, on account
23   8”,23|   theaters has given birth to fornication, licentiousness, and lewdness
24   8”,23|       except on the ground of fornication, is causing her to commit
25   8”,23|    pregnant in consequence of fornication shall enter into a secret