Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |    material or else reviewed and corrected by a jurist. From one manuscript
 2   4”,19|        and for all matters to be corrected that may come up. As for
 3   7”,74|         eagerly should either be corrected or be ousted. If there are
 4   8”,5 |          persist, they are to be corrected by means of a penance. If,
 5   8”,5 |          further, they are to be corrected by the chief priest with
 6   8”,6 |     pretext, and wrong things be corrected: therefore we renew this
 7   8”,8 |         Jews may be reproved and corrected, we ought to accept such
 8   8”,16|   conspicuous clothes need to be corrected; but if they insist upon
 9   8”,16|    decent vestments, let them be corrected with a penance. For ever
10   8”,16|          I say, let these men be corrected with a penance, for ever
11   8”,23|         correct themselves or be corrected; but if not, let the rules
12   8”,23|        the Romans, and has to be corrected, that Sergius of Constantinople
13   8”,23|         and said to him, “I have corrected it.” The excerpt from that
14   8”,23|          not so much ratified as corrected, or rather to say improved,
15   8”,23|   iconoclast (or iconomach), was corrected (page 789 of the Collection
16   8”,23|        supperless, if he will be corrected. But if he will not be corrected,
17   8”,23| corrected. But if he will not be corrected, he is to be cut off from
18   8”,23|   heathens, and they ought to be corrected by the holy and great Church
19   8”,23|         death is one that is not corrected by a return, such as the
20   8”,23|          word “charity” has been corrected to “love,” leaving the incorrect “
21   8”,23|         be shamed by this and be corrected. And see also the three