Council,  Canon

 1   1”,8  |     sinner could no longer have mercy bestowed upon him, according
 2   1”,11 |        the Council to show them mercy. So, as many as truly and
 3   1”,12 |       more kindly treatment and mercy. But as for all those who
 4   3”,8  |         we ought rather to have mercy on the old man, who had
 5   3”,8  |        warranted in showing him mercy, nor would it have bestowed
 6   7”,80 |    crucified for our sake, have mercy upon us,” but this addition
 7   7”,101|         accordingly to mete out mercy in due proportion to the
 8   7”,101|         due proportion mete out mercy, mitigating, or lightening,
 9   7”,101| magnanimous; and doing both for mercy’s sake, in order, on the
10   8”,23 |       of God’s philanthropy and mercy. St. Gregory the Theologian,
11   8”,23 |     earth is full of the Lord’s mercy. As for how these letters
12   8”,23 |         Holy and Immortal, have mercy upon us.” Nicephorus asserts
13   8”,23 | Immortal.” The expression “have mercy upon us” is borrowed from
14   8”,23 |        of Life. The words “have mercy upon us,” being construed
15   8”,23 |       singular (i.e., have thou mercy upon us) signifies the single
16   8”,23 |  realize that what God wants is mercy, and not sacrifice; and