Council,  Canon

 1   1”,3 |      other clergyman to have a strange woman in his house, and
 2   1”,3 |        lawful wife to keep any strange woman in their house. Except
 3   1”,16|   Bishop should dare to grab a strange clergyman fraudulently and
 4   4”,13|                           13.~ Strange Clergymen and Anagnosts
 5   4”,13|  present Canon prescribes that strange clergymen and anagnosts
 6   4”,20|         until such time as the strange clergyman decides to go
 7   7”,20|       states definitely that a strange bishop may not teach publicly,
 8   7”,29|      account of their having a strange notion of what constitutes
 9   8”,21| treated by the Fathers of that strange monastery (or the Mothers
10   8”,21|         or the Mothers of that strange nunnery, as the case may
11   8”,23|       or even laymen, who have strange women in their home, whether
12   8”,23|   event as though some new and strange thing had occurred; for
13   8”,23|      was that of Sasima, but a strange episcopate, namely, that
14   8”,23|        But if we have left the strange one, the one which has not
15   8”,23|         who have had charge of strange provinces for a while.”
16   8”,23|        Christ. And this is not strange, seeing that everything
17   8”,23|       morning he narrated this strange vision to the Christians
18   8”,23|         get thee away from me, strange female!~I did not paint