Council,  Canon

 1   2”,2 |  those of the Pontic diocese look after the affairs of the
 2   3”,8 |     remain without anyone to look after the flocks of the
 3   7”,16| tables. Wherefore, brethren, look ye out among you seven men
 4   7”,21|      anyone should chance to look for the ecclesiastical affairs
 5   7”,23| where men race horses, or to look at and listen to effeminate
 6   7”,23|      in holy orders must not look at other spectacles either
 7   7”,26|    is true, but human beings look at the external condition
 8   7”,26| written: “A human being will look at a face, but God at a
 9   7”,40|  living in cloisters, and to look after themselves alone by
10   7”,50|  inhumanity and barbarity to look at such bloodshed and laugh
11   7”,69|    listen to melodies and to look at pretty faces, whereas
12   7”,76|      to strip themselves and look at their ugly parts. The
13   7”,99|        100.~ “Let thine eyes look aright, and keep thy heart
14   7”,99|     recommends that our eyes look aright at things that are
15   8”,1 |     the angels would like to look into those things, viz.
16   8”,20|      in private. Let no monk look into a nunnery, nor let
17   8”,23|      their face, in order to look pretty, and in this way
18   8”,23|      and their beard and who look like very young men and
19   8”,23|  Greek eoikenai, meaning to “look like,” or, in other words,