Council,  Canon

 1   4”,15|        are to have their noses cut off along with those of
 2   7    |    word meaning “with the nose cut off”), in the year 691 after
 3   7”,3 |        anything wrong, and who cut out the evil besetting them,
 4   7”,41|        such men are willing to cut off their hair, like the
 5   7”,67|       anyone to destroy, or to cut up, or to turn over to book
 6   7”,67|        anyone to destroy or to cut up[203] books of the Old
 7   7”,95|        women into love, but to cut their hair off. But in particular
 8   7”,95|        it is also forbidden to cut it and to shave it with
 9   7”,95|        that the laity ought to cut their hair unaffectedly,
10   8”,5 |      office, and exscinded, or cut off, altogether from communion,
11   8”,23|      Gospels has ordered us to cut out the origins of sins.
12   8”,23|         as having had his nose cut off). For in the times of
13   8”,23|       Easterners, unskillfully cut the hair of the head above
14   8”,23| necessity and indispensably be cut away and be made a sacred
15   8”,23|     i.e., “having had his nose cut off,”) was himself the one
16   8”,23|    coenobitic communities must cut their hair symmetrically;
17   8”,23|      monks in general ought to cut their hair symmetrically,
18   8”,23|      or cells, and deacons, to cut their hair! For such persons
19   8”,23|    time when they have already cut off the hair of their head,
20   8”,23|      blameworthy those are who cut sacred books of parchment,
21   8”,23|        any other stuff; or who cut the saints and in general
22   8”,23|   prevailing in many places be cut out — the custom, I mean,
23   8”,23|      be corrected, he is to be cut off from holy Communion
24   8”,23|      to their head at all, nor cut the hair of their head,