Council,  Canon

 1   1”,9 |   ordained a presbyter through ignorance without his being worthy
 2   1”,10|      and have been ordained in ignorance thereof, or even after the
 3   1”,10|   ordained, that is to say, in ignorance or in spite of knowledge
 4   3”,1 |        ought not to be left in ignorance of the Councils regulations
 5   7”,1 |       hidden under a bushel of ignorance, but, on the contrary, openly
 6   7”,3 |       fact that failure due to ignorance extends to a multitude of
 7   7”,3 |     unwittingly as a result of ignorance), on account of the Emperor’
 8   7”,3 |       as a result of their own ignorance, and not blessing anyone.
 9   7”,19|       a prey to the ailment of ignorance, but, by paying due attention
10   7”,19|     freed from the darkness of ignorance. By paying attention, again,
11   7”,25|       his lapse as a result of ignorance, impart it to another? Let
12   7”,31|      they remain henceforth in ignorance of the facts, we proceed
13   7”,61|  provoke laughter by a show of ignorance or of vanity, by producing
14   7”,77| knowledge as a result of their ignorance, they be easily deceived
15   8”,23|     and as a result of fear or ignorance he denied the faith, when
16   8”,23|    times, being ashamed of his ignorance or want of knowledge, he
17   8”,23|      some manuscripts owing to ignorance, but without the n, Celestius.
18   8”,23|        force or as a result of ignorance), cannot either bless or
19   8”,23|      found any greater show of ignorance and absurd impropriety than
20   8”,23|       to commit as a result of ignorance and of bad use and wont.