Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |      interpretation materially goes beyond his thought.58~ In
 2   2”,6 |       ecclesiastical court and goes to a civil court. But, besides
 3   2”,7 |  present Canon, except that it goes on to say that Manichees,
 4   4”,14|       c. LXXII of the 6th even goes so far as to annul and invalidate
 5   4”,29|      presbyter any bishop that goes teaching beyond his boundaries
 6   7”,2 | individually, each by name. It goes on to add that no one has
 7   7”,7 |        audacity and impudence, goes right ahead and sits down
 8   7”,12|     also from what the Apostle goes on to say, when he adds “
 9   7”,16|    that man, divine Chrysostom goes on to say that those deacons
10   7”,18|        or bishopric), until he goes back where he belongs. See
11   7”,40|        God’s way and afterward goes back to a worldly life,
12   7”,88| Resurrection c. I of Dionysius goes into the matter more fully;
13   8”,5 |    forbids as lawless. Then it goes on to present the second
14   8”,21| departs from his monastery and goes to another monastery, or
15   8”,23|          How, then, is it,” he goes on to say, “that he did
16   8”,23| Acacius the Bishop of Melitine goes to great lengths in offering
17   8”,23| province, but upon the one who goes indeed to his province,
18   8”,23|     his Definitions in extenso goes so far as to forbid any
19   8”,23|       and earth, as the saying goes, in endeavoring to establish
20   8”,23|       Just as St. Paul himself goes on to say by adding: “If
21   8”,23|    more.’ And further below he goes on to say: “Though the transgressor
22   8”,23|       leaves one monastery and goes to another, his belongings
23   8”,23|    commandment another brother goes to another place, these