Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |  excursus often represent the personal synthesis of the author.
 2   1    |  better business in hand than personal quarrels and interminable
 3   1”,18|     go to another city as the personal representative of his own
 4   2”,6 | excluded. But if anyone lay a personal grievance, that is, a private
 5   2”,6 |        But if the charges are personal ones involving only financial
 6   2”,6 |       perhaps of some real or personal property, in such cases
 7   4”,24|     or the like. All real and personal property belonging to them
 8   7    |    Canons, by Photius, by the personal signatures both of the Emperor
 9   7”,7 |    unless he is acting as the personal representative of his own
10   7”,7 |       acting as the agent and personal representative of a Patriarch
11   8”,4 |       on account of any other personal animus, let him suffer what
12   8”,19|   children by way of dowry or personal belongings that have been
13   8”,23|     chief office, not being a personal one like that of those,
14   8”,23|   anyone to set forth his own personal belief in a private confession (
15   8”,23|   such creeds, by some called personal creeds, converted from a
16   8”,23|    being entitled to exercise personal and monarchal authority
17   8”,23|       the transfer of real or personal property to another owner
18   8”,23| monastery are not to take the personal property which they brought