Council,  Canon

 1   4”,7 |      engage in such things while wearing the habit of the clergy;
 2   4”,16|          times of old some women wearing lay garb would dedicate
 3   7”,26|      those who criticize persons wearing silk garments with reverence,
 4   7”,26|          specifically of clerics wearing them, whereas that speaks
 5   7”,26|        laymen in general who are wearing them; 2) because this Canon
 6   7”,26|        speaking of those who are wearing garments of an uncustomary
 7   7”,26|         Seest thou a human being wearing silk garments? Laugh him
 8   7”,41|      calling themselves hermits, wearing black and growing hair on
 9   7”,61|       God prohibits a woman from wearing men’s clothing, and a man
10   7”,61|         clothing, and a man from wearing women’s clothing: “a woman
11   8”,16|      were wont to laugh at those wearing cheap or paltry garments (
12   8”,16|         in holy orders have been wearing humble clothes. Hence St.
13   8”,16| utterance of the Lord that those wearing soft clothes are found in
14   8”,23|   grandeur both in the matter of wearing apparel and in the matter
15   8”,23|        offertory and afterwards, wearing all the sacerdotal vestments,
16   8”,23|       megaloscheme (i.e., of one wearing the great habit). Accordingly
17   8”,23|     called a staurophore (i.e., “wearing a cross”), which Job called
18   8”,23|        the little habit they are wearing, since, as we have said,
19   8”,23|      they themselves too who are wearing it are incomplete and imperfect.
20   8”,23|         worldly clothes, and not wearing the rason. For, it says,
21   8”,23|          of the five martyrs, by wearing a gold cross round his neck
22   8”,23|       Emperor sits on the throne wearing the broadsword of the Grand
23   8”,23|          at a time when they are wearing another face which is devilish,
24   8”,23|      forms of God’s,~So as to be wearing masks, and not faces.~Lest