Council,  Canon

 1 Intro   |        indeed additions, constitute precious testimony to the history
 2   7”,31 |          pointing out that from the precious flank of our Redeemer and
 3   7”,31 |        water which emerged from the precious side of the Lord’s body
 4   7”,44 |            ornamented with gold and precious stones, and show themselves
 5   7”,72 |             mark the figure of this precious Cross everywhere, so far
 6   7”,100|            or vessels of some other precious material, and were wont
 7   7”,100| consequently his hands are far more precious than any vessel. Hence anyone
 8   8     |          befitting the shape of the precious and vivifying Cross, that
 9   8     |           Theotoke, and also of the precious Angels,[262] and of all
10   8     |        suggested by the form of the precious and vivifying Cross, and
11   8”,23 |         arms of the priest are more precious and more sacred, according
12   8”,23 |           to be secured by means of precious bits of wood from the holy
13   8”,23 |            to drop any pearl (i.e., precious particle) of it,” etc. Note,
14   8”,23 |            and other holy books, on precious crosses, of silver and gold,
15   8”,23 |         Conciliar Records) that the precious icons are equivalent to
16   8”,23 |            to the Gospel and to the precious Cross, in that all these
17   8”,23 |             regard them as holy and precious; in the same way they ought
18   8”,23 |         venerable icons as holy and precious and sacred even though they
19   8”,23 |        thereinto to insert parts of precious wood (i.e., wood taken from