Council,  Canon

 1   1”,11|    divine liturgy is over the poor wretches, instead of partaking
 2   4”,4 |      own pocket or out of the poor money of the church, in
 3   4”,8 |     the Clergymen attached to poor houses or monasteries or
 4   7”,16|     exercise in behalf of the poor. Not only did these Fathers
 5   7”,26|       of that dress which the poor among the Galileans used
 6   7”,63|      to say things; nor, when poor, quarrel with the rich;
 7   8”,5 |      insolent and to hold the poor and reverent clergymen in
 8   8”,23|     interest they show in the poor by distributing among them
 9   8”,23|      in money; but if he is a poor man, he shall be cudgeled.~
10   8”,23|      not give anything to the poor, things came to such a pass
11   8”,23|   such a pass that one man (a poor man, that is to say) would
12   8”,23|      and shaming in a way the poor people who had nothing to
13   8”,23|     and soldier, rich man and poor man, are all equal in Christ”).
14   8”,23| instead of a friend?”~And the poor wretches do not know that
15   8”,23|       the villages and in the poor churches, and there ensued
16   8”,23|      given to “churchly,’’ or poor, men, such as farmers are.
17   8”,23|      score of their not being poor or “churchly” persons. But
18   8”,23|      sold only to farmers and poor persons, in order that the
19   8”,23|     other, and one of them is poor while the other has the
20   8”,23|       of managing to help the poor one, as having an obligation,
21   8”,23|       do so, the one which is poor ought to be longsuffering,