Council,  Canon

 1   4”,17| imperial authority, or has been built anew again, pursuant to
 2   4”,17|       there has heretofore been built any city by imperial authority,
 3   4”,17|      authority, or if any be so built hereafter, then the neighboring
 4   7”,1 |     toys which the heretics had built up and erected upon sand
 5   7”,37| imperial authority, or has been built anew again, pursuant to
 6   7”,64|         of Kings: “And Manasseh built an altar to the whole host
 7   7”,64|         says that King Manasseh built an altar, implying that
 8   8”,23|  because Melchisedec, who first built the city, and having built
 9   8”,23|      built the city, and having built therein a sacred temple,
10   8”,23|      Aelia because the city was built on the site of the temple
11   8”,23|    according to Eusebius, Herod built it to honor the name of
12   8”,23|      that no monastery shall be built upon lands without the consent
13   8”,23|        in cities he himself had built, and not in general all
14   8”,23|       ctisma (meaning something built, i.e., a creature). Consequently
15   8”,23|      been dedicated when it was built, appeared to its prosmonarius
16   8”,23|  asserts that whatever has been built (or created) must needs