Council,  Canon

 1   4”,16|        Moreover, they assumed the black habit, according to c. XLV
 2   7”,41|           hermits, who dressed in black and with a growth of hair
 3   7”,41|       themselves hermits, wearing black and growing hair on their
 4   7”,44|           they are clothed in the black garment; we decree that
 5   7”,44|  ornaments and at once put on the black garments of nuns, and receive
 6   8”,23|          or “wearer of the monk’s black outer garment”) to the holy
 7   8”,23|           or monk’s habit, or the black garb affected by monks in
 8   8”,23|         would take and put on the black garments after they came
 9   8”,23| paraphrasis to St. Dionysius, the black garment of monks denotes
10   8”,23|   secluded to themselves, just as black paint secludes itself to
11   8”,23|         day. For that is what the black color of their clothing
12   8”,23|  virginity says, “let thy coat be black, not dyed with a dye, but
13   8”,23|       that color.” It is not only black clothing, however, that
14   8”,23|          of a color compounded of black and white. That is why Chrysostom,
15   8”,23|          this fact. But the color black also denotes mourning and
16   8”,23|     theirs are accustomed to wear black clothes. But since we have