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1 1 | the deposition of those guilty of a grave fault. ~Canon 2 1”,10| many persons as have been guilty of serious lapses and have 3 2”,6 | received if he had been found guilty, the present Canon pursuant 4 4”,2 | himself: let him who is found guilty of having undertaken this 5 7”,3 | Indiction, in regard to those guilty of the offenses before specified 6 7”,23| anyone is caught and found guilty of this, let him either 7 7”,42| he should have been found guilty of any offense whatsoever. 8 7”,43| Any Monk that is found guilty of the act of fornication, 9 7”,52| to be suffered by those guilty of fornication.~ ~Interpretation.~ 10 7”,64| it excommunicates laymen guilty of the same offense. Wishing 11 7”,68| the Holy Bema who are not guilty of any transgression reflecting 12 7”,92| return to him, is indeed guilty of having committed fornication, 13 7”,98| of the meat. Let anyone guilty of violating this rule be 14 8”,5 | himself: let him who is found guilty of having undertaken this 15 8”,23| penance an adulterer, a person guilty of bestiality, a sodomite, 16 8”,23| because he was far from being guilty of even the slightest offenses. 17 8”,23| not worthy not only who is guilty of such canonical offenses, 18 8”,23| but also one who is not guilty of such offenses, but rather 19 8”,23| conspiracy against the state is guilty of the crime of high treason ( 20 8”,23| they cease, while monks guilty of the same misconduct shall 21 8”,23| them with stones. They are guilty.”~ ~ [193] Mathematicians 22 8”,23| their children to become guilty of any similar disorderly 23 8”,23| he sold it, thus becoming guilty of theft, he was condemned