Council,  Canon

 1   1”,1 |          or has been excised by barbarians, let him remain in the clergy.
 2   1”,1 |         have been eunuchized by barbarians or their lords, but are
 3   1”,1 |       disease or ailment, or by barbarians during the time of an invasion,
 4   1”,1 |       have been made eunuchs by barbarians or by their masters (or
 5   4”,20|        suffered an incursion of barbarians, and on that account have
 6   4”,20|       whenever the incursion of barbarians has passed, according to
 7   4”,25|       may have been captured by barbarians, or some other woe may have
 8   7”,8 |        account of incursions of barbarians and on account of other
 9   7”,18|      pretext of an incursion of barbarians, or as a result of any other
10   7”,18|    ceased, or the incursions of barbarians, on account of which they
11   7”,18|      account of an incursion of barbarians, or perhaps on account of
12   7”,36|      there have been inroads of barbarians, and many cities have as
13   7”,36|       captured by incursions of barbarians, for this reason, maintaining
14   7”,36|      let the fact of capture by barbarians become an obstacle to thwart
15   7”,36|        the occasion and fear of barbarians have been unable to seat
16   7”,36|    necessity of the time and of barbarians, yet the definition of economy,
17   7”,38|    account of incursions of the barbarians as because of the fact that
18   7”,83|   because they were captured by barbarians and abducted to distant
19   8”,23|       If any nun be ravished by barbarians or disorderly men, provided
20   8”,23|        are occupied and held by barbarians and heathens, as this Canon
21   8”,23| prelates of thrones captured by barbarians cannot go to them for fear
22   8”,23|        in other ways, until the barbarians depart.~ ~  [167] Inasmuch
23   8”,23|    image driving back hordes of barbarians. I saw barbarian troops