Council,  Canon

 1   4”,29|       presbyter. The Senate of the rulers accordingly brought this
 2   4”,30|      Yielding to the advice of the rulers, the Council decreed that
 3   7”,93|          someone else. Hence those rulers who swear to injure the
 4   8”,2 |         And if God compels secular rulers to do this, much more does
 5   8”,3 |           a deacon made by (civil) rulers shall remain void in accordance
 6   8”,3 |        church by employing secular rulers, let him be deposed from
 7   8”,3 |       authority and power of civil rulers shall remain void and invalid;
 8   8”,6 |          any one among the (civil) rulers that tries to prevent the
 9   8”,12| respectively into the hands of lay rulers, or of any other person,
10   8”,12|            or let out to the civil rulers of the region, but to Clergymen
11   8”,12|            turn them over to civil rulers, either by sale or by exchange,
12   8”,12|         them sell it, not to civil rulers and autocrats, but to clergymen
13   8”,23|     authoritative to rule even the rulers themselves (Note of Translator. —
14   8”,23|     authority to overrule even the rulers ruling a country, and even
15   8”,23|        Anatolius was blamed by the rulers as well as by the whole
16   8”,23|         the entire Senate of civil rulers, notwithstanding that the
17   8”,23|            other hand, the secular rulers of the Emperor, actuated
18   8”,23|       Council, but by the imperial rulers, and was merely a requirement
19   8”,23|            not care to gainsay the rulers, for fear of causing them
20   8”,23|           and sensible leaders and rulers and prelates, and they are
21   8”,23|          the gates, ye who are our rulers,” etc. Nevertheless, in
22   8”,23|    monasteries to be sold to civil rulers, but only to clergymen or
23   8”,23|          they to be given to civil rulers, the transfer would be altogether