Council,  Canon

 1   8    |        and also of the precious Angels,[262] and of all Saints.
 2   8”,1 |        cries: “which things the angels would like to peep into” (
 3   8”,1 | exulting in them, says that the angels would like to look into
 4   8”,23|       life and virginity of the angels; and for another thing,
 5   8”,23|        hymns) to God, as do the angels in heaven, according to
 6   8”,23|       of wings possessed by the angels, according to Cyril of Jerusalem.
 7   8”,23|        immaterial battalions of angels, on the ground that he too
 8   8”,23|      not Peter or of Paul or of angels, or in general of fellow
 9   8”,23|     wherein he pointed out that angels ought to be depicted (in
10   8”,23|      Father had pointed out how angels ought to be painted, since
11   8”,23|   bodies naturally belonging to angels are those bodies which are
12   8”,23|        says that the reason why angels can be depicted in icons
13   8”,23|        to them,” says he, “even angels are possessed of a tenuous
14   8”,23|         Holy Spirit, concerning Angels: “Wherefore they are also
15   8”,23|   Besides, even Origen took the Angels to be possessed of a tenuous
16   8”,23|     Holy Spirit in the shape of Angels, of young men, just as they