Council,  Canon

 1   7”,40|    cloister, and be penanced (or “canonized”) canonically both with
 2   7”,52|           and next they are to be canonized (i.e., canonically punished)
 3   7”,53|       contract, and afterwards be canonized (i.e., penanced) seven years.
 4   7”,53|          of relationship is to be canonized with the penalty of adulterers,
 5   7”,60|          leniently dealt with (or canonized), just as are those who
 6   7”,60|          calamity, they are to be canonized like those who have voluntarily
 7   7”,86|           a man and his likes are canonized by the Fathers (assembled,
 8   7”,93|     anyhow, and violate it, he is canonized in a general way and indefinitely
 9   7”,93|          LXXXII the delinquent is canonized definitely and according
10   8”,16|           themselves, let them be canonized with a suitable penance.
11   8”,18|       doing this, let him be duly canonized. But if he should persist
12   8”,23|            as the original says, “canonized”) a soldier in too short
13   8”,23|          carelessness, he must be canonized (i.e., penalized canonically)
14   8”,23|           negligence, he is to be canonized with a severe penance, and
15   8”,23|           that a married monk is “canonized” by the present Canon as
16   8”,23|         into love. Such women are canonized as murderesses — twenty
17   8”,23|  spirituals; and they ought to be canonized so as to refrain from doing
18   8”,23|         ought those persons to be canonized (i.e., canonically penanced)
19   8”,23| resurrected, they too ought to be canonized by spirituals and be forbidden
20   8”,23|  fornicators, that they are being canonized. See also the Footnote to
21   8”,23|          ought to be most heavily canonized by the Confessors and holy