Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |       appeal solely to ancient customs; it was necessary to issue
 2 Intro  |     the canons merely endorsed customs which were seen to be legitimate.
 3 Intro  |      Antioch: “Let the ancient customs be maintained.”66 Total
 4   1”,6 |            6.~ Let the ancient customs prevail which were in vogue
 5   1”,6 |     Canon ordains that the old customs of the three Patriarchs
 6   1”,20|            Interpretation.~The customs handed down by the Apostles
 7   7”,32|   clergy, pursuantly to Jewish customs, in an attempt to practice
 8   7”,38|       already decided that the customs obtaining in each Church
 9   7”,60| divination and following Greek customs, and bringing wizards[191]
10   7”,64|        show that if such Greek customs when observed by the imperfect
11   7”,70|        not resort to the Greek customs, nor moreover must they
12   7”,70|      wont to adopt these Greek customs, and would let themselves
13   7”,93|          Interpretation.~Greek customs ought to be hated by Christians.
14   8”,7 |        abandoned certain other customs which must be renewed, and
15   8”,8 | triumphantly repudiating their customs and affairs, with a view
16   8”,8 |       Sabbath and other Jewish customs (or, more explicitly, circumcising
17   8”,23|    Canon says: Let the ancient customs prevail which were in vogue
18   8”,23| continued following the Jewish customs, celebrating festivals with
19   8”,23|      mentions in writing: “The customs now prevailing in all the
20   8”,23|   being inclined to oppose the customs of the Western Church, and
21   8”,23|      Love. And other canonical customs suffered the same fate.