Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |         through the canonical legislation of the Councils of Nicea,
 2 Intro  |     considering the canonical legislation elaborated and approved
 3 Intro  | unquestioned authority on its legislation. Thus around 330, Eusebius
 4 Intro  |     Pope Leo, he declared the legislation of Nicea to be inviolable.
 5 Intro  |      fully established by the legislation of the Emperor Justinian
 6 Intro  |  available.~ The disciplinary legislation issued by the first four
 7 Intro  |    into account the canonical legislation of the local synods contained
 8 Intro  |       Chalcedon.43 Subsequent legislation universally accepted in
 9 Intro  |       the validity of the old legislation were expressed.~ The understanding
10   1”,5 |     already been expressed in legislation, just as that old Canon (
11   1”,15| contrary to the ordinance and legislation of the Apostolical Canon (
12   7”,12|     aside or overthrowing any legislation laid down Apostolically,
13   7”,25|      been prescribed to us as legislation by the sacred Canon, but
14   7”,29| circumvent, or get round, the legislation embodied in Ap. c. V, which
15   7”,80|    piously made in the way of legislation by our Holy Fathers heretofore,
16   7”,93|      an oath contravening the legislation of the Gospels. So much
17   8”,7 |   order that both the written legislation and the unwritten tradition[
18   8”,20|       with the injunction and legislation of St. Basil the Great,
19   8”,23|      goddesses and not of the legislation of Christ. So this deaconess
20   8”,23|       its Canons it lays down legislation and pronounces decrees relating,
21   8”,23|    course, for it to lay down legislation for so many and so widely
22   8”,23|     they were not required by legislation. Permission is one thing,
23   8”,23|  Permission is one thing, and legislation is quite another. They were
24   8”,23|       not of exactness and of legislation.) If anyone should swear