Council,  Canon

 1   4”,3 |        sake of filthy lucre, and undertake to negotiate secular affairs,
 2   4”,3 |          men, whose estates they undertake to manage out of love of
 3   4”,3 |         estate of others, and to undertake outside work as contractors,[
 4   4”,14|    unless they first promise and undertake to convert the person joined
 5   7”,39|      grace upon the one about to undertake the struggle of living in
 6   7”,95|         to unbolstered souls, we undertake to treat them in a fatherly
 7   8”,10| foregoing, it is not for them to undertake secular and mundane cares,
 8   8”,10|        their permission must not undertake secular cares, but rather
 9   8”,17|        with a loathness to obey, undertake to build prayer-houses without
10   8”,17|          therefore, anyone shall undertake to do this, let him be prevented
11   8”,17|        of their object, let them undertake the work. This same rule
12   8”,17|        laymen or clerics if they undertake to build oratories.[280]
13   8”,23|      capacity of priests, nor to undertake to pardon anything, but
14   8”,23|   anathematized those who should undertake to compose another Creed (
15   8”,23|         earnest of some sort and undertake a job with the proviso not
16   8”,23|          the Canons) for them to undertake, yet the fact remains that
17   8”,23|      illicit for such persons to undertake and contrary to the Canons.
18   8”,23|          to promise and solemnly undertake not to get married a second