Council,  Canon

 1   1”,8 |       it is fitting for them to confess to this in writing, to wit,
 2   1”,8 |         nevertheless, they must confess in writing that they have
 3   2”,5 |       also those in Antioch who confess a single divinity of Father
 4   2”,5 |   assembled at Antioch.[54] Who confess one divinity of Father,
 5   2”,6 |       who, though pretending to confess the sound faith, have schismatically
 6   4    |       teaching outright that we confess one and the same Son or
 7   7”,40|      examined by the bishop and confess that of their own accord
 8   7”,78|        dishonor. For just as we confess the Conception of the Theotoke
 9   8”,8 |    matter of sincere faith, and confess with all his heart, triumphantly
10   8”,8 |    faith and with all his heart confess the orthodoxy of Christians,
11   8”,23|      the sins of Christians who confess to him; not, however, when
12   8”,23|    faith wherein they appear to confess a single divinity of the
13   8”,23|         it is obvious that they confess one and the same Christ
14   8”,23|     struggle again, and finally confess the faith. Note also the
15   8”,23|   follows: “Orthodox Christians confess the two natures to be essentially
16   8”,23|      the Monotheletes, and they confess that they recognize two
17   8”,23|         about to marry ought to confess with their wives, and fast,
18   8”,23|         from the Christians who confess their sins to them, and
19   8”,23|         elements, he must first confess the sin to the bishop. Then,
20   8”,23|     that male children ought to confess their sins to confessors
21   8”,23| unlawful marriage and hasten to confess and repent, and not to those
22   8”,23|         or spell), should first confess all their sins, fast, and
23   8”,23|     bishop receive thoughts and confess, they, according to the
24   8”,23| unsacred and monks ought not to confess, nor nuns. For this is contrary