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501 Intro | canons. When he was vicar of Baling, later Bishop of St. Asaph ( 502 8”,23 | only. Why, then, did they balk at such suggestions? Assuredly 503 8”,23 | Though it is true that Balsmon says, in reply to Question 504 8”,23 | the Orthodox in Africa and banished 120 bishops to the island 505 7”,1 | and driving away into banishment the driveling dissension 506 8”,23 | subjects to philosophy, and banning them every luxury. For by 507 8”,23 | women, in order that the banquet itself may lead to some 508 7”,73 | and designed to lead the banqueters to love and union), on the 509 8”,23 | necessity this Canon also baptizes the Latins too as having 510 8”,23 | being called Paulicians barbarically instead of Paulojohns.~ ~ [ 511 7”,50 | of great inhumanity and barbarity to look at such bloodshed 512 8”,23 | furnace to burn up, or write barbarous and depraved remarks in 513 8”,23 | the same things also in Bardislabia.~  ~[249] St. Nicephorus 514 8”,23 | Constantinople, both of them barefoot, according to Glycas). Then 515 8”,23 | sticharion, and orarion, and bareheaded. But, seeing on the one 516 8”,23 | as a human being) gives barely a percentage, whereas the 517 8”,23 | old hags who divine with barley, or with broad beans, or 518 8”,23 | interpret the word), in a barn, or in a farmhouse, or allows 519 8”,23 | the sense that the womb is barren because of sterility: in 520 1”,9 | but they also act as a barrier to becoming a priest.~ ~ ~ 521 8”,23 | bishop of Nisibis named Barsoumas, who spread it in the East, 522 7”,2 | who have taken in hand to barter the truth. If, nevertheless, 523 8”,23 | mendacity they practice in their barterings.~ ~ [216] Bishop Philo ( 524 8”,23 | which had been collected by Bartholomew Carantzas and many others 525 8”,23 | ordinations of Stephanus and Basianus, as well as in Asia and 526 Intro | Church did not introduce basic alterations.44 Such alterations 527 8”,23 | 107] Book XI of the Basilican Ordinances, in Title VIII, 528 8”,23 | regard to the bishopric of Basilinoupolis. 5) And finally, because 529 8”,23 | Council renewed it. When Basiliscus the tyrant disregarded these 530 8”,23 | depicted as washing Christ in a basin, as is to be seen in many 531 8”,23 | the evil eye,” or in Greek baskaniai of eyes. Others had snakes 532 8”,23 | oecumene”). These Papists are Bassarion the apostate, Binius, and 533 7”,11 | public bathing beaches or bathhouses. If anyone should attempt 534 7”,11 | with them in public bathing beaches or bathhouses. If anyone 535 8 | incense, and the display of beams of light, to be done for 536 8”,23 | with barley, or with broad beans, or by dumping coal, or 537 8”,23 | who shared his views, even beat the ascetics of the desert 538 8”,23 | mourning and weeping and of beating the breast (Isa. 22:12). 539 8”,23 | gave them with their wicked beautifications! Ah! how is God to recognize 540 7”,78 | bed provided with linen bedclothes, and afterwards to eat it; 541 8”,23 | shepherds.~ ~ [95] Like bees round a hive, various opinions 542 4”,25 | some other woe may have befallen it, and for this reason 543 8”,23 | prevent this dire evil from befalling your Christians, and order 544 8”,23 | incur the penalty which befell King Ahaz, who, though a 545 8 | whom moreover they also beget a yearning in the soul of 546 8”,23 | vigil, and with a prayer he begged St. Peter if there were 547 8”,23 | commune, especially if they beggingly asked to do so, in order 548 1”,14 | defined as meaning to teach beginners the faith by word of mouth, 549 8”,23 | be inferred that even the beginningless Father ought to have His 550 8”,23 | the one who produced or begot it, seeing that father and 551 7”,88 | passed and the seventh having begun.[228]~ ~Concord.~As concerning 552 7”,101| to attack him, and how he behaves in regard to sin, whether 553 8”,23 | ordain anagnosts at the behest of the bishop. That is what 554 8”,1 | rigid. For Moses, too, the beholder of God, says so in the following 555 8”,23 | position of a prelate. Hence it behoves the sheep not to turn against 556 8”,23 | the apostate, Binius, and Belarminus. Pope Nicholas, again, in 557 Intro | time on the works of this Belgian canonist were put on the 558 7”,60 | concord hath Christ with Belial?” (II Cor. 6:1516).~ ~Interpretation.~ 559 8”,23 | and are indeed inordinate belly-slaves and gluttons, who the moment 560 8”,23 | and which actually killed Belshazzar (Dan. ch. 5) because he 561 8”,23 | nature. That is why the bemused heretics uttered this blasphemy 562 7”,89 | during the Lychnic, again bending knees, we thus begin offering 563 8”,23 | Ambrose, the father of monks Benedict, Gregory Dialogus, and the 564 Intro | reference work. In 1907 the Benedictine monk, Henri Leclercq d'Ornancourt 565 8”,23 | demons that are in a way beneficent, and this in spite of the 566 7”,7 | positions of honor,” and “benefices” (i.e., sources of income), 567 7”,28 | employed this economy for some beneficial reasons of benefit to those 568 8”,23 | and children were wont to bequeath the episcopate to their 569 3”,1 | being already expelled and bereft of every function and of 570 8”,23 | Eusebius, the Bishop of Berytus, and for deposing and excommunicating 571 8”,23 | listeners. Wherefore we beseech canonical psalts to chant 572 8”,23 | serpents (i.e., snakes that beset his path). And that just 573 7”,3 | and who cut out the evil besetting them, and chased this foreign 574 | beside 575 4”,11 | repute, had previously been besmirched, and who are recommended 576 8”,23 | Marcus of Ephesus and by Bessarion of Nicaea at the Council 577 7”,86 | an adulteress if she has betaken herself to another man, 578 8”,23 | Theotoke’s birthplace” (i.e., Bethlehem). Dionysius of Alexandria 579 3 | enanthropesis respectively) betokens the Logos derived from God; 580 8”,23 | Judas said to the Jews in betraying the Lord into their hands? “ 581 8”,23 | divide up the night, praying betweenwhiles.” But note that psalmody 582 4”,6 | so again.[92] But please bewail the fact, O reader, that 583 8”,23 | find the solution to the bewildering question why some Canons 584 7”,60 | in order to discover the bewitchments certain persons may have 585 4”,29 | Eustathius, the Bishop of Beyrut (or, as others say, Eusebius 586 7”,93 | with his c. XVII he allowed Bianor to celebrate the Liturgy 587 8”,23 | in accordance with the Biblical passage saying, “the world 588 8”,23 | Raithos and included in the Bibliotheca of the Fathers, because 589 4”,29 | various bishoprics, to wit, Biblus, Botrys, Tripolis, Orthosias, 590 3”,3 | own rank. We collectively bid the clergymen who agree 591 8”,23 | alleviated with incantations and bindings, but, instead, prove brave 592 7”,51 | celebration of commemorations and birthdays of martyrs on fasting days 593 8”,23 | decorated the Theotoke’s birthplace” (i.e., Bethlehem). Dionysius 594 8”,23 | who in all three of His births kept three entire Lents ( 595 8”,23 | Theodosius first called the Biship of Rome a Patriarch, and 596 4”,25 | he surrenders it to the bishop-to-be. See also Ap. cc. LVIII 597 8”,23 | I did not paint thee a bitch, but created an image of 598 8”,23 | hands and cause them not to bite. The name enchanters is 599 8”,23 | secured by means of precious bits of wood from the holy Cross, 600 3”,8 | in the course of time a bitter and unendurable sorrow overwhelmed 601 8”,16 | But inasmuch as a root of bitterness growing up, the heresy of 602 2”,6 | other result than that of blackening the reputations of those 603 8”,23 | her former life was not blame-worthy, she shall be penanced for 604 8”,23 | with marriage or because it blames and opposes marriage, but 605 8”,23 | Hence it becomes evident how blameworthy those are who cut sacred 606 8”,23 | to prevent other men from blaming him and becoming scandalized 607 8”,23 | Holy Spirit he had not been blaspheming, since he confessed in his 608 Intro | subject” by hieromonk Matthew Blastares occupies a singular place. 609 7 | Canons are scandalized and blatantly say, ‘We wonder whether 610 8”,23 | of women, and those who bleach their hair so as to make 611 8”,23 | Agatho, should have been so blinded as to have condemned one 612 1”,10 | though knowing about it, he blinked or scorned the fact, and 613 8”,23 | himself which has forfeited bliss on account of sin. This, 614 8”,23 | leader of the Arian Vandals blockaded the churches of the Orthodox 615 8”,23 | their hair so as to make it blond or golden, or who twist 616 7”,50 | barbarity to look at such bloodshed and laugh at it. But in 617 8”,23 | Lord smote him a terrible blow and his entrails exuded 618 7”,7 | and him comes, he tell you bluntly, ‘Give this man your seat’; 619 8”,23 | recognizable — the wooden board left is burned as useless 620 8”,23 | special place in a house or boat separated with holy icons, 621 8”,23 | teach the laity not to be body-lovers and exquisites, but soul-lovers 622 7”,40 | Interpretation.~It is a great and bold stroke for one to depart 623 4”,8 | expose those laymen on whose boldness and protection the clergymen 624 8”,23 | upon our door instead of a bolt or bar; let us surround 625 1”,14 | we have traced. Cardinal Bonas (Book I concerning liturgical 626 8”,23 | shepherds who put some little bone in the feet of sheep, or 627 4 | bishops, together with Boniface and Basil presbyters, and 628 7 | author of the Conciliar booklet, of whom the leaders were 629 7”,67 | of having been damaged by bookworms or water or in some other 630 8”,1 | to find a great amount of booty on their vanquished enemies, 631 8”,23 | one to put fire inside his bosom, or to walk upon burning 632 8”,23 | to Symeon the bishop of Bostra, Anastasius the Patriarch 633 4”,29 | bishoprics, to wit, Biblus, Botrys, Tripolis, Orthosias, Areas, 634 8”,23 | arguments.~ ~ [119] Nicholas Boulgaris in his Sacred Catechism, 635 8”,23 | palm of the hand or into a bowl of water, or by sacrifices 636 8 | original,[263] and whoever bows down in adoration before 637 8”,23 | fights, burlesque shows, and boxing, and exhibitions of insolence, 638 8”,9 | 9.~ All boyish whimwhams and mad bacchanalia, 639 8”,23 | when six years old, and boys when eight years old, “because 640 7”,39 | blessing of divine grace, and bracing him by means of this Canon, 641 8”,23 | to death or to muddle his brain or to allure him to their 642 8”,1 | denotes the weak and fragile branch of a fig-tree; unwavering 643 8”,23 | rightly use the four main branches of mathematics, namely, 644 8”,23 | wooden or gold or silver or brass, hanging round their neck, 645 8”,23 | sobriety, righteousness, and bravery. But the mandyas used to 646 8”,23 | Nicaea, a great many noisy brawls occurred in regard to the 647 8”,5 | of the givers and their brazen shamelessness. So take care 648 8”,5 | 6), and shamelessly and brazenly reproached those clergymen 649 8”,23 | throughout the length and breadth of the various lands of 650 Intro | phenomenon contributed to the breakdown of the links between the 651 8”,23 | Christians to offer the breasts and skins, of lambs, outside 652 7”,22 | impart it without being bribed to do so, to those who are 653 8”,23 | very young men and handsome bridegrooms and have the face of women. 654 8”,23 | emblems, and to hold the bridle of his horse like a strator, 655 8”,23 | to wear upon his head a brilliant riband in place of a wreath 656 8”,18 | causes great scandal and brings great discredit upon prelates 657 8”,23 | died in the city called Briza, the Bishop of that city 658 8”,23 | divine with barley, or with broad beans, or by dumping coal, 659 8”,23 | on the throne wearing the broadsword of the Grand Domesticus, 660 7”,88 | He adds that those who broke their fast before midnight 661 8”,23 | edibles (which in the Greek is bromata), as Zonaras has interpreted 662 7”,61 | Greeks of the north was Bromius, derived from bromos, a 663 7”,61 | was Bromius, derived from bromos, a Greek word signifying 664 8”,23 | as he sitteth alone and broodeth in silence” (Lam. of Jer. 665 8”,23 | Honorius. Being unable to brook being told that the one 666 7”,61 | the Romans he was called Brumalius, and his festival Brumalia, 667 8”,23 | it must be boiled and be bubbling hot when it is poured in ( 668 8”,23 | genuflections (on p. 240 of the Bucharest edition). For even the so-called 669 8”,23 | the various flowers and buds which some persons put on 670 8”,23 | and let not the Church be burdened, so that she may relieve 671 8”,23 | and c. V of Cyril. But the Burgundians, too, a nationality of France, 672 8”,23 | horse races, prize fights, burlesque shows, and boxing, and exhibitions 673 7”,64 | it to mean that he made a burnt-offering of his children in the fire 674 1”,11 | the entire congregation burst out crying and shedding 675 8”,23 | on the other hand, are burying there the stinking corpses 676 7”,1 | to remain hidden under a bushel of ignorance, but, on the 677 7”,16 | table, while the Apostles busied themselves in prayer and 678 8”,23 | engage in mundane and public businesses and affairs.~  ~[139] That 679 7”,13 | Deacons and Presbyters, busying themselves as they do with 680 7”,67 | him be excommunicated who buys such books, not in order 681 7”,1 | the contrary, attempts to by-pass them, let him be anathema, 682 Intro | uncontestable legal formalism, the Byzantines avoided as much as possible 683 Intro | Christian Wolf31 and John Cabassut;32 William Beveridge particularly 684 8”,23 | Western Council held in Cabilone. Hence those who celebrate 685 8”,23 | according to Theodore (Haeretic. Cacomyth., book I, ch. 26). He was 686 8”,23 | St. Justin. (Theodoret, Cacomythy of Heretics, Book I, ch. 687 8”,23 | Antioch in his letter to Caerularius, is a more or less circular 688 7”,31 | Basil the Bishop of the Caesareans and one whose renown rapidly 689 8”,23 | in his letter to Patricia Caesaria, and in the West, as St. 690 8”,23 | saint’s fourth letter to Caius. Yes, indeed, even the Council 691 1 | Cecilian of Carthage, Mark of Calabria, Nicasius of Dijon, Donnus 692 8”,23 | their province without any calamitous reason, and go to other 693 7”,60 | from every ill plight and calamity, they are to be canonized 694 8”,23 | according to chronological calculations. For the Council called 695 8”,23 | a Manichean woman named Callinica, according to Cedrenus, 696 8”,23 | and not in the time of Callinicus, as Binius and Baronius 697 7”,38 | extending from Tenedus to Callipolis, or Gallipoli), as much 698 8”,23 | that if any ascetic or caloger would like to become a cleric 699 7 | notwithstanding that the modern Latins calumiously traduce them because they 700 8”,23 | reprehended as an insulter, or calumniator, or vituperator, or drunkard, 701 8”,23 | their wives be modest, not calumniators, sober, faithful in all 702 8”,23 | not the meat of sheep and calves, but a contrite frame of 703 8”,23 | else under arms is on a campaign and at war no matter for 704 8”,23 | why the erudite Bishop of Campania Sir Theophilus the Saint 705 8”,23 | concerning this the book of St. Campanias, ch. 57. Though it is true 706 7”,13 | presence, at the wedding in Cana, that is to say. For even 707 7”,53 | penance), after they have canceled the unlawful marriage contract.~ ~ 708 8”,23 | offerings and services, save for candle and incense alone, and sometimes ( 709 8”,23 | as an ark and a rod and candlestick and all the other things 710 8”,20 | quarters to those of the canonesses, let the abbess of the nunnery 711 8”,23 | to these things to avoid canonicae, that is to say, nuns, as 712 Intro | edition of this Epitome canonum exists; we have, therefore, 713 8”,23 | right to have his horse caparisoned in imperial style, with 714 8”,23 | Jupiter which stood in the Capitolium of Rome.~ ~ [11] It was 715 8”,23 | the fact that Cyril had capped this apology as a reply 716 8”,23 | hypocritical faith in which the capricious Jew had sought to be baptized, 717 8”,23 | But the Westerners argue captiously that just as the Second 718 8”,23 | the liberation of Orthodox captives. See also the Footnotes 719 8”,23 | be coerced. In case their captors deflowered them secretly 720 7”,36 | unwilling to let the fact of capture by barbarians become an 721 8”,23 | the principle of acrostic, Caraj (or in Greek, Karai). For 722 8”,23 | collected by Bartholomew Carantzas and many others before him; 723 8”,23 | council called the college of cardinals, while he himself is styled 724 7”,49 | words, to play dice, or cards, or draughts, or any other 725 8”,23 | along with their sins become careless, and grow worse, and are 726 8”,23 | says, “he that is married careth for the things of the world 727 8”,23 | weeks of the Apokreos (or Carnival) and of the Tyrine (or Cheese-eating 728 8”,23 | the underground roots of a carob tree, bearing upon his breast 729 7”,87 | left without any means of carriage he will expose himself to 730 1”,19 | prolegomena to the Council of Carthagene with respect to their not 731 8”,23 | things,” as used by the Carthagenian Council, concerned temperance 732 7”,38 | other words the eastern Castron from the outside, to Thrace; 733 8”,23 | Alexandria, surnamed the Cat, who lived in the time of 734 8”,23 | let this term be applied catachrestically to Her childbedless childbirth 735 8”,23 | Volume of the Atonement (or Catallage), ch. 19, page 29, where 736 8”,23 | Epiphanius, the Deacon of Catana, in the eparchy of Sicily, 737 8”,23 | described by Cyril of Jerusalem (Catech. Mystag. 5), who says: “ 738 8”,23 | found printed in the book of catechetical notes by the Studite, who 739 8”,23 | and oath-takers (i.e., catechists); but that he shall be deposed 740 8”,23 | learned by heart to their catechizers. These persons were induced 741 7”,77 | to the presbyters who are catechizing them, lest, being ignorant 742 1”,14 | derived from the Greek verb catecho (altered to “catechize” 743 8”,23 | even when alive in the “catechumena” of the churches. How much 744 Intro | In what measure can we categorically affirm that an ancient canon 745 8”,23 | calling themselves Cathari and Catharioleri.”~ ~ [237] In other manuscripts: “ 746 8”,23 | calling themselves cathari and catharoteri (i.e., purer). Hence the 747 8”,23 | declared synodically (or ex cathedra) that for three days they 748 8”,23 | presaiictified bread be eaten by cats or rats, the priests are 749 8”,23 | being the original and causeless, pre-existed prior to the 750 8”,23 | your eyes by touching it cautiously, and thus partake of it, 751 8”,23 | well as in the matter of cavaliership. These external manifestations 752 8”,23 | more explicit, botargo and caviar, during Lent. But if these 753 1”,6 | good reason and justly, but cavilously and spitefully, the vote 754 1 | only Hosius of Cordova, Cecilian of Carthage, Mark of Calabria, 755 8”,23 | from the brothers of the Cecropides, who were named Perperi, 756 8”,23 | Tauromeneia used to give a cedar cross to everyone he baptized 757 7”,1 | said to have outgrown the cedars of Lebanon, and now in commencing 758 3 | place of the bishop of Rome Celestine I at first, was attending 759 8”,23 | evening of Great Saturday the Cellarman comes and gives a piece 760 7”,10 | takes twelve or six per cent, say, for the use of money, 761 8”,23 | disciple of a man named Cerdon, who served as a disciple 762 8”,23 | these men were followers of Cerinthus, a pupil of Simon, in the 763 8”,23 | evening.”~ ~ [227] The cessation of fasting which the Canon 764 7”,59 | various times were actually chained and shut up in prisons by 765 8”,23 | Third Council under the chairmanship of Cyril; and only after 766 7”,1 | have acted as presiding chairmen in this God-guarded city, 767 8”,23 | Patriarch Sir John, surnamed the Chalcedonian, who lived and served during 768 7”,1 | in the Metropolis of the Chalcedonians in the reign of Marcianus, 769 8”,23 | place in which the holy chalices are washed. As for the priest 770 7”,1 | former being a defender and champion of dissension, the latter 771 8”,23 | thrones in front of the chancel.~ ~ [81] For, were there 772 8”,23 | attached to the Bema, the chandelier, and the tricerion; and 773 Intro | council issued regulations changing church structures already 774 7”,4 | Anagnost (Reader), or Psalt (Chanter), or Janitor (Doorkeeper), 775 8”,23 | that are celebrating in chapels must be very careful lest 776 8”,23 | leave one respecting them characterizable as superstitious, and yet, 777 8”,23 | of time that suffices to characterize true repentance, but rather 778 8”,23 | Ecumenical in the first sense, characterized this title as blasphemous, 779 8”,23 | so-called” because Cedrenus also characterizes it thus, as does also Evagrius ( 780 8”,23 | Christ and animate, therein characterizing the truth by deeds and words. 781 8”,23 | The blame for all these is chargeable to and falls upon the head 782 8”,23 | little, instead of any other charm or talisman ought to carry 783 8”,23 | the sun! Nicephorus the charto-phylax, too, says that monks who 784 8”,23 | of religious houses, and chartularians, and their parents and children, 785 8”,23 | inquire of the Priors and Chartularies and of the Tribune of that 786 7”,42 | the Lord said, “I wont chase away anyone that comes to 787 7”,3 | evil besetting them, and chased this foreign and spurious 788 8”,23 | of Basil) in the hope of chasing away the demons. Likewise, 789 1”,18 | severer chastisement, or chastening, by depriving them, that 790 8”,23 | and after that his right cheek (because “king and soldier, 791 8”,4 | shameful profits, but with cheerful willingness; not as domineering 792 8”,23 | Carnival) and of the Tyrine (or Cheese-eating Week), and in many other 793 8”,23 | liturgies, in the prayer of the cherubic hymn, which prayer includes 794 1”,6 | inasmuch as the greatest and chiefest of all ecclesiastical affairs 795 7”,69 | she shall be saved through child-bearing, if they abide in faith 796 8”,23 | do parturient pangs and child-rearing wither their flesh; on the 797 8”,23 | catachrestically to Her childbedless childbirth as a painless 798 8”,23 | infantile mentality or an act of childishness) for the Holy Spirit to 799 8”,16 | seres after the Seres, or Chinese, who used to cultivate these 800 8”,23 | the particles of marble chipped off and the accompanying 801 4”,2 | carrying out the rite called chirothesia (or chirothesy) and sealing 802 4”,2 | carrying out the rite called chirotonia (or chirotony); Anagnosts ( 803 4”,2 | rite called chirotonia (or chirotony); Anagnosts (or Readers, 804 8”,23 | confessor, which by the grace of Chirst has now been reprinted recently ( 805 8”,23 | excavate them deep with a chisel over all the surface where 806 8”,23 | said that the tunic (or chiton), which was in shape and 807 4”,2 | and Psalts (or Cantors or Choirmen), and Hegoumeni (or Priors) 808 8”,23 | according to Demetrius Chomatianus (p. 318 of the Juris). The 809 8”,23 | case of necessity that one chooses a cleaner place and house. 810 8”,23 | not displease the ears of Christ-lovers.” Those testimonies, I take 811 8”,16 | growing up, the heresy of Christianocategori (i.e., accusers of Christians), 812 8”,23 | is derived from Jebus (1 Chron. 11:4) and Salem (Ps. 76: 813 8”,23 | Friday”), according to the Chronicle of Joel. And not only did 814 8”,23 | year 788. The most accurate chronologers, however, say that it was 815 8”,23 | date of it according to chronological calculations. For the Council 816 Intro | took over the first place. Chronologically speaking, it is proper to 817 8”,23 | golden-seal edict (called in Greek chrysoboullon), though he himself again 818 8”,23 | Holy Spirit, at a time when Chrysoloras denounced Demetrius Cydones 819 1”,6 | of the two regions called Cilicia, of Mesopotamia, and of 820 8”,23 | rason” (esorason) and the “cingulum” (zostikon), denotes the 821 8”,23 | Caerularius, is a more or less circular tonsure of the hair at the 822 7”,95 | to shave it with certain circularities roundabout, and, generally 823 8”,8 | who is a Christian, nor circumcise anyone who is being catechized; 824 8”,8 | customs (or, more explicitly, circumcising their sons, deeming anyone 825 8”,23 | have to employ some such circumlocution as “to embrace and kiss 826 8”,23 | painted, since they are circumscribable and therefore capable of 827 7”,36 | circumstances of necessity or be circumscribed as touching its rigor.~( 828 8”,23 | Chrysostom calls theaters and circuses and horse races pomp of 829 8”,23 | repentant.” And John of Cirtus expressly says in some reply ( 830 8”,16 | m not sure what the true citation for this verse is. If, therefore, 831 8”,23 | are not to be accounted cither as natural or as spurious 832 8”,23 | objection to this view by citing the statement in the Ritual 833 8”,23 | their lifetime as private citizens and plebeians (Phot., ibid.). 834 8”,23 | Hence it is that John of Citrus expressly says for bodies 835 8”,23 | occurred in Constantinople, the civilians becoming frightened, went 836 2”,6 | respect, and the man who claims to have been wronged should 837 8”,8 | Christians, but secretly and clandestinely keeping the Sabbath and 838 Intro | texts, also giving necessary clarifications. When required, he compared 839 1”,5 | those who have admittedly clashed with the Bishop would seem 840 8”,23 | that the seven deacons are classed with bishops and presbyters 841 Intro | studies, this work remains a classic reference work. In 1907 842 Intro | Fathers last.13 Although this classification had already been used previously, 843 Intro | and rightly so. Zonaras classified the canonical documents 844 8”,23 | in a letter to Thomas of Claudiopolis which is to be found in 845 2 | Council, and adding the clause “of whose kingdom there 846 8”,23 | necessity that one chooses a cleaner place and house. That is 847 8”,23 | dust in the crucible, after cleaning all the region as thoroughly 848 2”,6 | Bishop until they have first cleared themselves of their own 849 7”,1 | stated to us with convincing clearness the fact that the three 850 8”,23 | way of philanthropy and clemency). For seven days he listens 851 7”,2 | as transmitted) through Clemens, into some of which certain 852 1”,11 | treated philan-thropically and clemently, it has appeared best nevertheless 853 8”,5 | not in order to get the clergyship therewith, but as devoting 854 8”,23 | and metropolitans of that clime. But because the said Meletius 855 8”,23 | that man by the name of Clinias who was a disciple of Pythagoras, 856 8”,23 | this? First, from divine Clnysostom where he interprets the 857 8”,23 | over-coat), or mandorrason (or “cloak-rason”), just as Symeon of Thessalonica 858 8”,23 | paramandyas, denoting a sort of cloaklike garment which might be described 859 8”,23 | the successor of St. Peter close-shaven, as the Greeks say, like 860 8”,23 | Christ alone opened the closed portals of the Virgin’s 861 8”,23 | Ecumenical Council, both as being closer to it in point of time and 862 8”,4 | priest or clergyman, or closing a church in order to obtain 863 8”,23 | they themselves are also co-deans of the churches. See also 864 8”,23 | whom they found a man to co-operate with them and to lend them 865 8”,23 | denotes the absence of co-operative good will, or, in less ambiguous 866 1”,14 | was called that of the “co-petitioners” (because they were requesting 867 8”,23 | a man and a woman and a co-reception of all life, and a communion 868 7”,86 | standing together with the co-standers, or consistentes, and thus 869 8”,23 | rather attributing it to the coalescence resulting from a natural 870 7”,101| whether he actually is coaxing sin to attack him, and how 871 8”,23 | addition thereto also a cocuoulion (or hood), and an analabus ( 872 8”,23 | according to this Canon those coenobiarchs and abbots ought to be driven 873 8”,23 | time any obedientiary and coenobite should prove worthy for 874 8”,23 | living in monasteries and coenobitic communities must cut their 875 8”,23 | opposed him and sought to coerce him. For it said, “there 876 8”,23 | this, they are not to be coerced. In case their captors deflowered 877 7”,13 | freed” (1 Cor. 7:27). We are cognizant, though, that those who 878 7”,92 | knowledge and to the man who has cohabited with her in the course of 879 7”,92 | his death, any woman that cohabits with another man is committing 880 8”,23 | becomes nearly enough to coincide with the sixteen years specified 881 8”,23 | that there are good and bad coincidences (or concomitant circumstances), 882 8”,23 | other time is that which coincides with the day proper to the 883 8”,23 | that Pope Anastasius II collaborated with the Arians; and that 884 8”,23 | given to those who with the collaboration of demons were wont to drive 885 7”,21 | On this account the iron collar of slavery is being tightened 886 7”,22 | intemerate Communion shall collect from the partaker coins 887 8”,23 | person to various places and collecting some accounts from what 888 3”,3 | restored to their own rank. We collectively bid the clergymen who agree 889 8”,23 | in a council called the college of cardinals, while he himself 890 7”,78 | who in speaking against Collyridiani says that certain are wont 891 8”,23 | sleeveless tunic, and Dorotheus a colobius, or jacket), being comprehensive 892 8”,16 | them add any differently colored appendages to the edges 893 7”,95 | hair of their head, and comb it and wave it and flaunt 894 8”,23 | the Bible, he relentlessly combated those who held this belief. 895 8”,23 | they do with their long combed hair. Against these incongruities 896 7”,27 | which the priests would combine with the intemerate mysteries 897 7”,95 | to exercise undue care in combing their hair or to perfume 898 7”,31 | with wine alone, without combining it with water in accordance 899 7”,75 | or even of other kinds of comestibles, according to Zonaras, or 900 8”,23 | communion to anyone, nor comforting assurances, nor baptisms, 901 8”,23 | hand it is an amusing and comical dilemma about this Honorius 902 7”,98 | being divided off with a comma, it should be combined with 903 3”,8 | wont to send it an army commander (or general), it came to 904 8”,23 | even on his own head, by commanding that unless our righteousness 905 1”,17 | treating the matter as a commercial proposition, or turning 906 8”,15 | churches. For this is a mark of commerciality and of greediness for profits, 907 8”,23 | utters also the following commitment: “In addition I accept the 908 7”,96 | are otherwise indiscreetly commonizing sacred places and treating 909 8”,23 | above, and is anointed, and communes. If, on the other hand, 910 8”,23 | either because Dialogus, by communicating this liturgy to the Romans 911 8”,23 | hand, as intercessors in communication with God, “in order that 912 8”,23 | monasteries and coenobitic communities must cut their hair symmetrically; 913 8”,23 | children or to enter into any compact of brotherhood; and that 914 7”,13 | mutual relationship and companionship when properly maintained 915 Intro | indication to help resolve comparable cases.64 It would appear 916 Intro | surrounding society. If we compare this and the ante-Nicene 917 8”,23 | with its meaning. For it compares deaconesses with deaconesses 918 8”,23 | engendered on this account, by comparison, would have been greater? 919 7”,101| the other, they fail in compassing the salvation of the one 920 7”,2 | these penalties, in order to compensate for his offense by paying 921 8”,23 | Compilation, says: “Let the competent Patriarch examine the decision 922 8”,23 | 2, of his Ecclesiastical Compilation, says: “Let the competent 923 2”,6 | anyone accuse a Bishop by complaining that he has treated him 924 8”,23 | against whom Basil the Great complains, or it be that as an excuse 925 2”,6 | grievance, that is, a private complaint, against a Bishop, on the 926 8”,23 | said to Abraham "Be thou complaisant towards me, and become irreprehensible" ( 927 8”,23 | and being more rigorously compliant who become megaloschemes 928 8”,23 | Sanctuary), but that the complications due to menstruation dispossessed 929 7”,18 | the other hand, fails to comply with this Canon, let him 930 4”,6 | ordination along with the other components thereof, notwithstanding 931 8”,23 | letter, to have been the composer of it), who says in his 932 8”,23 | the two natures a single composite nature, which was the recusant 933 8”,23 | really consubsistent and compositive itself in point of essence 934 8”,23 | in color, but of a color compounded of black and white. That 935 7”,81 | through Him being enabled to comprehend the reason for the humiliation 936 8”,2 | of them, and until he has comprehended a sentence well he takes 937 8”,23 | considered the works of his hands comprehendingly” (Isa. 5:12). And if there 938 8”,2 | precisely speaking, the true comprehension and exact knowledge of the 939 1”,6 | of Rome, succinctly and comprehensively. (Concerning the Patriarch 940 8”,23 | Patriarchal dignity and office, comprising the right of ruling his 941 7”,101| account of which they are compromisingly allowed a reduction of years 942 Intro | sketched out after the reign of Con-stantine and which took final form 943 7”,74 | with much attentiveness and con-triteness to God, who sees directly 944 8”,23 | Theophilus the Saint did not conceal this truth, but stated in 945 8”,23 | are large pieces, they are concealed in the floor.) If, on the 946 8”,23 | Table rests upon legs, he conceals the case on the floor underneath 947 8”,23 | emperor; and the privilege of conceding to the clergy of his Church, 948 7”,78 | honor to Her, who beyond the conceivability of man’s mind and reason 949 7”,90 | Some women, who happen to conceive as a result of secretly 950 7”,19 | by employing thoughts and conceptions of their own, and being 951 Intro | French translation of the Concilienge-schichte of Hefele,40 which was really 952 Intro | II Comnenus, wrote some concise annotations on the Synopsis 953 1”,9 | his moral character.[18]~ Concordantly with the present Canon c. 954 3 | inexpressible and ineffable concurrence for unity. . . . And again, 955 8”,23 | each form operates with the concurrent communion of the other, 956 4 | nature being preserved, and concurring in one person and one substance. 957 8”,23 | handed down to us, he is condemnable and an alien to every Christian 958 8”,23 | as a law, but because He condescended to allow delusion. For He 959 8”,23 | leveled His own grace to condescension with the faith of the woman, 960 7”,92 | this case there is room for condoning their conduct because there 961 7”,39 | 40.~ Since it is very conducive to salvation for one to 962 8”,23 | You think that you are conferring a benefit upon the dead 963 8”,23 | Church have been making confessions of what they personally 964 8”,23 | imitation of the Lord, who confided and consigned the Mysteries 965 8”,23 | order that you have complete confidence in us as concerning this 966 8”,23 | dependent on the different configuration of the luminaries and stars, 967 8”,23 | soldiers, it punishes them with confiscation of whatever property they 968 7”,51 | 178] just as the rituals conformably prescribe. See also Ap. 969 8”,23 | after divine communion, thus conforming with such a most holy custom 970 Intro | arbitrary as long as it conforms to the general intention 971 7”,42 | account we too are pleased to congratulate those persons who prefer 972 3”,1 | Council and has joined the congress of apostasy, the one of 973 1”,5 | accordance with grounds of congruity and justice, also by all 974 8”,23 | some other persons have conjectured also another reason that 975 7”,101| must first of all make conjectures respecting all these things, 976 7”,3 | themselves, deeming it wise to conjoin both — to temper strictness, 977 7”,97 | woman is also called the conjugate of his own fiancee, in the 978 8”,23 | As regards enchanters and conjuring ventriloquists God says 979 2”,6 | ecclesiastical discipline, connive to fabricate certain charges 980 7”,53 | s nature was confused by consanguinity, and for this reason we 981 7 | Council.’ Let such men become conscious of the fact that the holy 982 Intro | but differed from him in consciously referring to the case law 983 8”,5 | therewith, but as devoting or consecrating the money to God, according 984 8”,23 | it may be even though no consecratory document concerning them 985 8”,23 | which is that requiring such consenters to be admitted, and that 986 8”,23 | without her agreeing and consenting to it, yet it does not forbid 987 8”,23 | the incorrupt and fully conserved body of the Virgin who never 988 8”,23 | faith-deniers for the most part considerately, in accordance with the 989 1”,2 | persons motivated by other considerations, so that they have almost 990 7”,86 | with the co-standers, or consistentes, and thus acquiring the 991 8”,23 | principle that marriage is a consociation of a man and a woman and 992 8”,23 | to lay persons. Hence in consonance with these the Apostolic 993 4 | the divine Fathers we all consonantly join voices in teaching 994 7”,13 | from their helpmates (or consorts), in accordance with their 995 8”,23 | the Holy Spirit might be conspiciously manifested. For when St. 996 8”,16 | themselves with splendid and conspicuous clothes need to be corrected; 997 8”,23 | that the civil law punishes conspiracies and factions. Book LX of 998 4”,18 | entered into a conspiracy who conspired against St. Paul, as historically 999 8”,23 | Western Council held in Constance, Germany, in the year 1414 1000 7”,39 | the grace of God, and the constancy shown by Christians in the 1001 8”,23 | Balsamon and Germanus of Constaninople say, that this water be 1002 8”,23 | Maximus Marganius, and Michael Constantinopolite, furnished the Easterners 1003 8”,23 | of our period, children constantly grow more and more wicked 1004 8”,23 | constitutive characteristic, or constituent feature, of Ecumenical Councils. 1005 8”,23 | one decomposed into his constituents is going to be numbered 1006 8”,23 | embodied in the Creed, and constituted additions of words only. 1007 8”,23 | particularly noteworthy as constituting a refutation of the imaginary 1008 4 | necessary for the decorum and constitutional organization of the Church. 1009 8”,23 | of identification and a constitutive characteristic, or constituent 1010 8”,23 | Christians, and order them to construct the tombs of the dead outside 1011 2 | Holy Spirit was a thing constructed or created by the Son, secondarily


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