Council,  Canon

 1   1”,16|          fear of God before their eyes, or keeping aware of the
 2   2”,7 |          their forehead and their eyes, and nose, and mouth, and
 3   2”,7 |            VIII), whose forehead, eyes, nose, mouth, and ears we
 4   3”,8 |         Council with tears in his eyes and begging, not for the
 5   7”,64|     perpetrated wickedness in the eyes of the Lord and provoked
 6   7”,69|          stumbling block; for the eyes and ears of the congregation
 7   7”,76|           this impropriety in the eyes of heathen appears to be
 8   7”,94|           on the forehead and the eyes, and the nose and mouth,
 9   7”,99|                  100.~ “Let thine eyes look aright, and keep thy
10   7”,99|         scenes, which deceive the eyes of beholders and excite
11   7”,99|       Solomon recommends that our eyes look aright at things that
12   8”,6 |    shineth afar, illuminating the eyes” (Ps. 19:8). But no Metropolitan
13   8”,23|         discretion, and countless eyes, in order to see the habitude
14   8”,23|         he beheld it with his own eyes, and, keeping it safely
15   8”,23|          or in Greek baskaniai of eyes. Others had snakes in their
16   8”,23|          what he saw with his own eyes, and some from reliable
17   8”,23|       face in order to please the eyes of men, just as is written: “
18   8”,23|         not fail to sanctify your eyes by touching it cautiously,
19   8”,23|         and become visible to the eyes of worthy men and women.”
20   8”,23| irrespectively, as soon as we lay eyes on a holy icon, without