Council,  Canon

 1   1”,3 |   the fact that their inward thoughts struggling against it are
 2   7”,19|     with their own words and thoughts, but with those of divine
 3   7”,19| their own, lest by employing thoughts and conceptions of their
 4   8”,2 |  fail be acquainted with the thoughts in the psalter, in order
 5   8”,2 |    with understanding of the thoughts, the sacred Canons, which
 6   8”,2 |  reads it easily forgets the thoughts that are read, whereas a
 7   8”,2 |      writes it impresses the thoughts upon his memory, because
 8   8”,23|       we ought to purify our thoughts. “All things are lawful,
 9   8”,23|     additions of independent thoughts to the Creed as respecting
10   8”,23|   being rather expansions of thoughts already concisely or implicitly
11   8”,23|     grace, which rejects all thoughts of the world, according
12   8”,23|         The man who receives thoughts must also pronounce blessings,
13   8”,23|   holy orders cannot receive thoughts. Any priests who without
14   8”,23|      of their bishop receive thoughts and confess, they, according
15   8”,23|     monastery cannot receive thoughts, even though he be given
16   8”,23|     priests, and who receive thoughts, should be apprised that
17   8”,23|     a plain monk may receive thoughts, but thereafter he must