Council,  Canon

 1   1    |  avoidance of undue haste, the deposition of those guilty of a grave
 2   1”,9 |      that all sins that entail deposition from holy orders when committed
 3   1”,9 |       orders, similarly entail deposition also when committed after
 4   1”,9 |        Not only do they entail deposition, but they also act as a
 5   1”,19|  clergy, and by the same token deposition, in the same way as c. VIII
 6   3”,1 |        from the Council of the deposition from office of John of Antioch,
 7   3”,2 |       after subscribing to the deposition of Nestorius have receded
 8   3”,5 | calling for excommunication or deposition from office were excommunicated
 9   3”,8 |     man had suffered any legal deposition or had been charged by other
10   3”,8 |    submitted after a threat of deposition for viciousness, not on
11   4”,30| present Council that after the deposition of Dioscorus, the Patriarch
12   7”,2 | prescribes excommunication, or deposition, or anathema, he that corrupts
13   7”,3 |      be subjected to canonical deposition; but as for those bigamists
14   7”,20|      to complete and permanent deposition from office, and are thrust
15   7”,85|        since for the most part deposition alone suffices to punish
16   8”,1 |     whomsoever they consign to deposition; and we too excommunicate
17   8”,23|      is a sufficient cause for deposition is also evident from the
18   8”,23|        be investigated and his deposition has been consummated.” Athanasius
19   8”,23|     that renders him liable to deposition from holy orders, or who
20   8”,23|     that their condemnation to deposition is permanent, according
21   8”,23|    doing this, lest they incur deposition from their holy order. Symeon