Council,  Canon

 1   1    |         fourth and fifth centuries agree in attributing to this Council
 2   1”,7 |           parlance) and Calvinists agree, have interpreted it to
 3   1”,8 |             to wit, that they will agree to and will adhere to the
 4   1”,12|           cc. I and II of Laodicea agree that penances ought to be
 5   3”,3 | collectively bid the clergymen who agree in their beliefs with the
 6   3”,3 |        those clergymen who did not agree with him, and, moreover,
 7   4”,16|            the 6th, and they would agree while in full possession
 8   4”,16|            asked about it actually agree to remain virgins, in accordance
 9   7”,13|        presbyters must promise and agree at the time of ordination
10   7”,29|          the pretext of reverence, agree with their wives and abstain
11   8”,23|            of the Father, we shall agree with him, and shall accept
12   8”,23|            as Nile of Thessalonica agree in saying that the strongest
13   8”,23|          with the bishop, and must agree to give him all the fuel
14   8”,23|   according to these emperors, who agree with the sacred Canons,
15   8”,23|          Rome requiring priests to agree to it, is a violation of
16   8”,23|         say, or the wife, does not agree to this, but contests such