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2512 7”,73 | which means in Latin to lean or recline upon, and thus
2513 7”,63 | periods, as touching one who learns in a state of obedience,
2514 8”,23 | or nun puts on in lieu of leathern jackets, and instead of
2515 8”,23 | allow Orthodox priests in Lechia who have married twice to
2516 2”,7 | as a word it signifies “lefthand.”), and the Quartodecimans (
2517 7”,98 | Jews offer the breast or a leg or some other part of the
2518 8”,23 | printed characters will remain legible no matter how old they grow;
2519 Intro | abrogates a canon when its ratio legis disappears; that is, the
2520 8”,23 | present Council sinned in legislating to the Church in Rome regarding
2521 8”,23 | who had a beard, as in Leipzig they are to be seen painted
2522 1”,17 | thus calling himself, not a lender, but a sharetaker or partner),
2523 8”,23 | to Balsamon himself, who lends his sanction to the absurd
2524 4”,25 | necessity require the time to be lengthened. If they fail[108] to carry
2525 8”,23 | of Melitine goes to great lengths in offering apologies in
2526 7”,60 | men, they are to be more leniently dealt with (or canonized),
2527 8”,23 | births kept three entire Lents (called Tessaracostae in
2528 8”,23 | Mongus either because, as Leonius says, he did not anathematize
2529 8”,23 | honorable Trinity. That is why Leontius the bishop of Antioch, who
2530 8”,8 | takes hold of a corpse or leper, and other similar vagaries);
2531 7”,101| aggravating, or increasing, the lesion of sin with such measures.
2532 8”,23 | Scriptural testimonies the same lesson (that is to say, the Nicene
2533 7”,92 | married, and who afterwards lets him go when his former wife
2534 8”,23 | the fact that they remind lettered persons of things they may
2535 8”,23 | obvious that the Savior leveled His own grace to condescension
2536 8”,2 | from the priests who are Levites” (Deut. 17:18). And the
2537 Intro | is in line with the adage lex posterior derogat priori,
2538 8”,23 | half villains and specious liars, according to its Act 6.
2539 7”,64 | heaven, and to pour out libations unto her” — unto the moon,
2540 1”,5 | some time as to refuse to liberate them from the excommunication,
2541 8”,23 | through his legates (or lieutenants, or proxies, or deputies);
2542 7”,1 | have stood in the world as life-giving luminaries. And they too
2543 8”,23 | or icon) is inanimate and lifeless matter. That is why the
2544 7”,101| out mercy, mitigating, or lightening, the penances in dealing
2545 8”,23 | too it has prescribed a lighter penalty. It becomes plain
2546 8”,23 | Thunder,” and the “Words of Lightning,” and the “Book of Days,”
2547 7”,12 | with a view to avoiding any likelihood of giving anyone cause to
2548 7”,78 | For by such a custom to liken the inexplicable childbirth
2549 7”,86 | tears, such a man and his likes are canonized by the Fathers (
2550 1”,12 | ought to examine into the likings and proclivities of such
2551 8”,23 | establishment of a reference, or the limitation of power, or any other relative
2552 7”,29 | to do what is beyond the limits set by it, by coming to
2553 7”,39 | seeking to prevent him from lingering too long, and urging him
2554 Intro | to the breakdown of the links between the bishop and his
2555 7”,50 | such as, for instance, lion, say, or bears, or other
2556 7”,63 | First, let one man be a listener, as the hearing recipient;
2557 7”,62 | that no such fictitious lists be read publicly in churches,
2558 7”,64 | henceforth the bonfires lit by some persons on the occasion
2559 1 | which the following is a literal translation:~We believe
2560 7”,1 | ordinary English by the word literally) and “in truth a Theotocos” (
2561 Intro | flowering of the great patristic literature, we can follow — through
2562 4”,9 | to the bishop to whom the litigants in question are subject;
2563 8”,23 | called a microscheme (or “little-habited”) and rasophore (or “wearer
2564 8”,23 | or as a gift or pretended loan or any other conveyance,
2565 8”,23 | avoid making the Novatians loath to return to Orthodoxy because
2566 8”,16 | reverence, being inclined to loathe those who live decently
2567 8”,23 | perhaps it was because they loathed the left hand (called aristeri
2568 8”,23 | from foods on account of a loathing thereof. He and his followers
2569 8”,17 | yearning to rule and with a loathness to obey, undertake to build
2570 8”,23 | two common and unsacred localities there is situated a locality
2571 8”,23 | about to judge Athanasius locally, and those about to judge
2572 7”,95 | or, in other words, a lock of hair, according to an
2573 8”,23 | other hand the gates and locks of Hades lie crushed to
2574 2”,6 | completely estopped from lodging an information, seeing that
2575 8”,23 | it follows as a matter of logic that such men can neither
2576 8”,23 | not Nestorian. Hence it is logically evident that neither is
2577 8”,23 | as “to embrace and kiss longingly and yearningly.” That is
2578 8”,23 | which is poor ought to be longsuffering, and, imitating Lazarus,
2579 8”,23 | that He says: “Whosoever looketh on a woman to lust after
2580 8”,23 | privilege of binding and loosing. For a layman, even though
2581 8”,4 | profits, but willingly. Not as lording it over the charges allotted
2582 7”,1 | Council added the words “the Lordly, the Life-producing, which
2583 8”,23 | order of the device called a lottery.~ ~ [208] Let those prelates
2584 7”,1 | the ends of the earth in a loud voice the one Christ the
2585 Intro | of the old University of Louvain, found himself entangled
2586 1”,18 | have done so) is to be lowered in rank and to become the
2587 1”,18 | more lightly, by merely lowering their proper station. ~ ~ ~
2588 8”,23 | also from c. XVI of the lst-and-2nd. For, if that Canon deposes
2589 8”,23 | read that the sacred martyr Lucian, a presbyter of Antioch,
2590 4 | Constantinople, Paschasinus and Lucinsius, bishops, together with
2591 8”,23 | by the idolaters. So that Lucius the bishop of Alexandria,
2592 7”,60 | that they were born on a lucky or unlucky day and other
2593 4”,3 | estates for the sake of filthy lucre, and undertake to negotiate
2594 8”,23 | Holy Spirit, yet when once lured into the argument that the
2595 8”,23 | and with many dark demons lurking thereabouts, and all the
2596 7”,28 | there to eat certain more luscious foods on Great Thursday,
2597 8”,23 | manifestations of splendor and luster, I say, are not the priorities
2598 8”,23 | drink wine with harp and lute, but regard not the work
2599 8”,23 | seen painted after Martin Luther in the church called St.
2600 8”,23 | subsequently, and nowadays all the Luthero-Calvinists. From what has been said
2601 7”,60 | the other hand, in his c. LXV canonizes as willing murderers
2602 7”,32 | reading. Read also Ap. c. LXXVIL~ ~ ~
2603 7”,89 | the entrance during the Lychnic, again bending knees, we
2604 8”,23 | deposed Meletius, a Bishop of Lycopolis in Thebais, as Athanasius
2605 8”,23 | the first synod held in Lycos to continue life with the
2606 8”,23 | Sabellius, who hailed from Lydia and had served as a bishop
2607 8”,16 | sinner” (Sirach A.28) I’m not sure what the true citation
2608 8”,23 | during the reign of Emperor Macedon, in the year 879, and accepted
2609 4”,18 | other callous and cunning machinations or intrigues (for that is
2610 8”,9 | All boyish whimwhams and mad bacchanalia, the false writings
2611 8”,23 | so, emboldened by their madness, transgressors of the divine
2612 7”,69 | was rather a sophist and magician than a bishop and who, in
2613 Intro | tenth century by Simeon “magistros and logothete.”12 Not very
2614 1”,3 | because the seductive and magnetic power of sexual love of
2615 1 | provided abundantly for the maintenance of the members. The choice
2616 8”,23 | decorations of imperial majesty in imitation of an emperor;
2617 1 | God the Father Almighty, Maker of all things visible and
2618 8”,23 | who bought them from the makers of them and hung them round
2619 8”,23 | resignation of Theodoulos of Makre, though accepted without
2620 7”,101| the contrary provokes the malady to attack him by his own
2621 7”,22 | of Simon’s delusion and maleficence.~(Ap. c. XXIX; c. II of
2622 8”,23 | themselves are fiendish and maleficent.~ ~ [192] Enchanters is
2623 8”,23 | But then again Emmanuel Malxus in ch. 220 of the Nomocanon
2624 8”,23 | not God-bearing flesh, but man-bearing God (see St. Gregory the
2625 7”,38 | of the philanthropic (or man-loving) God, and by the hard work
2626 8”,23 | spiritually,” as recusant and man-worshiping Nestorius called her. For
2627 8”,23 | also says that the Church mandatorily prescribes it as a law to
2628 8”,23 | Renowned Fathers made it mandatory to anoint those joining
2629 8”,23 | rason” or over-coat), or mandorrason (or “cloak-rason”), just
2630 8”,23 | and coming.”~ ~ [239] Manes the Persian, having served
2631 8”,23 | name was later changed to Manicaeus by his followers; and he
2632 8”,23 | has said), was a son of a Manichean woman named Callinica, according
2633 8”,23 | cavaliership. These external manifestations of splendor and luster,
2634 8 | among the ancients by way of manifesting piety. For any honor paid
2635 7”,74 | contrite manner; but to cry out manifests a manner that is audacious
2636 8”,23 | are not possessors of a manly face, but of a womanly face.
2637 8”,23 | hood), and an analabus (or mantle), and a mandyas (or cloak).
2638 8”,23 | they boast that the Pope manufactures pictures from pure wax,
2639 8”,23 | named Eutyches, as from some many-headed Hydra, there grew up thereafter
2640 8”,23 | by saying: “Ye shall not mar the appearance of your bearded
2641 8”,23 | I omit saying that Pope Marcellinus was an idolater; that Pope
2642 5 | the Bishop of Edessa, to Mares the Persian.[117] It further
2643 8”,23 | their translator Maximus Marganius, and Michael Constantinopolite,
2644 8”,23 | depraved remarks in their margins. Nor in general ought anyone
2645 8”,23 | For this reason Maximus Margunius, in his thirty-fifth note
2646 1 | reduced to two, Theonas of Marmarica and Secundus of Ptolemais,
2647 7”,62 | to the falsely compiled martyr-lists fabricated by the enemies
2648 4”,10 | meant inns, poorhouses, and martyric temples. Whoever should
2649 4”,8 | houses or monasteries or martyries, let them remain under the
2650 8”,23 | having been thus stated, I marvel whence the present-day custom
2651 7”,16 | these words, after first marveling that that multitude did
2652 8”,23 | sanctification, and that he reads marvelous prayers over them, and that
2653 7”,61 | even allow a woman to wear masculine attire for the sake of supposed
2654 8”,23 | that Epiphanius blamed the Massalians for cutting off their beard,
2655 8”,23 | the idols were statues of massive sculpture, capable of being
2656 7”,65 | or dances, or wrestling matches, and any other such amusement.
2657 7”,95 | and vanity resulting from materiality in order that they may bend
2658 Intro | even if that interpretation materially goes beyond his thought.
2659 8”,23 | listen to the whole of the matins of resurrection and wait
2660 8”,23 | more perfect (i.e., more maturely developed), and consequently
2661 8”,23 | fasting in Lent, according to Mauritius, the deacon of the great
2662 8”,23 | contains the promotion of Maximianus to the throne of Constantinople,
2663 8”,23 | women, namely, Priscilla and Maximilla, he called them prophetesses.
2664 8”,23 | to pieces by the Emperor Maximinus, before Constantine the
2665 | maybe
2666 8”,23 | was also called Caesar’s Maza, according to Sozomen, Book
2667 8”,23 | Book V, ch. 4, as well as Mazaca; and a third Caesarea was
2668 8”,23 | richer ones would eat his own meal alone, and would not give
2669 7”,19 | Holy Bible, analyzing the meanings and judgments of the truth,
2670 7”,101| lesion of sin with such measures. The confessor, I say, must
2671 7”,66 | from blood, from strangled meats, and from fornication (and
2672 8”,23 | word, serving as a sort of mechanical instrument, nor did he call
2673 8”,23 | crosses (crucifixes) and medallions. They, too, likewise are
2674 4”,4 | civil affairs by wanting to meddle therein and by carelessly
2675 8”,23 | deacons from practicing medicine, and excommunicates clergymen
2676 7”,11 | of sickness, or take any medicines from them, or even bathe
2677 8”,23 | was always and everywhere meek and humble-hearted, yet
2678 7”,3 | city, have neither carried meekness to excess nor have left
2679 8”,23 | named Jerusalem because Melchisedec, who first built the city,
2680 8”,23 | thing. And the edition of Melchitae of the Arabic text calls
2681 1 | celebrating Easter and the Meletian schism. ~Of all the Acts
2682 8”,23 | following: “My accusers are Meletians, who ought not to be believed
2683 8”,23 | is a fact that the divine melodists and hymnographers and song-writers
2684 7”,69 | sound of the highstrung melodramatic voices of women, they are
2685 7”,74 | except those who chant with a membraneous or other paper chant. In
2686 7”,79 | haughtily disparage the “memoriae” of martyrs and the congregations
2687 8”,23 | in mind and conceived as memories of certain persons or things (
2688 8”,23 | mentioned in print in the Menaea on the second day after
2689 1”,18 | lowest servant and least menial in his own order, no matter
2690 8”,23 | number is recorded in the menologion of Emperor Basil.~ ~ [258]
2691 8”,23 | fact that the Latin word mensa signifies table, and so
2692 8”,23 | signifies table, and so mensalia too is the name for the
2693 8”,23 | chastised by Him, but even a mental tendency to attempt adultery
2694 8”,23 | is a piece of infantile mentality or an act of childishness)
2695 7”,74 | and prayer that are framed mentally in the heart rather than
2696 7”,45 | only through the medium of menytae and apoctisiarii make any
2697 8”,23 | the edition of Isidorus of Mercantor; and lastly it is also confirmed
2698 8”,23 | Lord called the sellers and merchants in general robbers and thieves
2699 8”,23 | three psalms and the Very Merciful), whereas our psalmody consists
2700 7”,44 | For it is not pious or meritorious for any woman that has already
2701 7”,101| in due proportion to the merits of the case. For all that
2702 7”,61 | to pass the whole month merrily.[195] The Vota and Brumalia,
2703 7”,51 | they are wont to indulge in merry-making during this period. For
2704 7”,16 | the common need and of the mess tables of the Christians
2705 8”,23 | gold and silver and other metals, as Theodosius the bishop
2706 8”,23 | penitences” (or, in Greek, “metanoeae”), but that which we practice
2707 8”,23 | prefigure Her, it would not, methinks, involve any sin.~ ~ [221]
2708 8”,23 | by Nicholas the bishop of Methone in writing against the principle
2709 8”,23 | same Injunctions.~ ~ [271] Metrophanes, bishop of Smyrna, in interpreting
2710 8”,13 | from their bishoprics and metropoleis, and many monks were ousted
2711 8”,23 | preserved undiminished to the metropolias which had been in reality
2712 7”,1 | as something sinister and miasmatic, and along with him also
2713 8”,23 | happens to be eaten by rats or mice during the preparative (
2714 8”,23 | way of confirming this, Michel of Constantinople, the greatest
2715 8”,23 | begins with Wednesday of the mid-fast week of Lent.~ ~ [218]
2716 8”,23 | beardless youth teaching in the Mid-Pentecost days, at a time when the
2717 7”,39 | the grace of God become mightier and advancing forward, and
2718 8”,23 | lapsed; and by St. Ambrose of Milan, in volume I concerning
2719 7”,101| whether with austere or with mild remedies, to endeavor to
2720 7”,101| remedies, or to gentler and milder ones, to curb the disease,
2721 8”,23 | exiled by them a thousand miles away from Jerusalem. Worse
2722 8”,23 | paternity.~ [256] Spyridon Milias, in his Collection of the
2723 8”,23 | been called millenarians or millennialists. There have been two battalions
2724 Intro | Church's law during the first millennium and influenced, in no small
2725 7”,50 | some of whom were Arabs mimicking gestures, while others were
2726 8”,23 | He received a soul, but a mindless one and an irrational one,
2727 Intro | studies, are not at all to be minimized. Moreover, it is still used
2728 Intro | Chalcedon which fixes the minimum age of forty for deaconesses
2729 8”,23 | virtue of their having a ministerial dignity. If, then, at any
2730 8”,23 | is a priest, but as one ministering to the priests. This function
2731 8”,23 | is ever ready to perform ministrations, according to the Euchologion,
2732 8”,23 | evening to sleep, when, mirabile dictu! he rose no more,
2733 8”,23 | time the wonder-working and miracle-working efficiency of His own benevolence;
2734 1”,8 | Those who adhered to his misbelief were called after him Novatians.
2735 8”,4 | to self-torture, and “his mischief shall return upon his own
2736 8”,23 | monks guilty of the same misconduct shall be excommunicated,
2737 8”,23 | Satanic love. Oh, and how the miserable women have the hardihood
2738 8”,23 | that Macarius of Ancyra misexplained this c. VI when he said
2739 8”,23 | Nicholas above garbles and misexplains the Canon; but, on the contrary,
2740 3”,8 | We have seen some such misfortune overtake most reverent and
2741 Intro | necessarily leads to serious misinterpretations.51 Research into the mens
2742 8”,23 | persistent in traducing and misrepresenting the Canons of the Council
2743 Intro | dioceses were created due to missionary expansion on the one hand
2744 8”,23 | it says “there went up a mist from the earth” (Gen. 2:
2745 8”,23 | approximately, Lord, Sir, or Mister), when asked for how many
2746 8”,23 | of saying “there went up mists from the earth.” And that
2747 8”,23 | of Nestorius and through misunderstanding represented Cyril as a heretic.
2748 8”,23 | from the age”), because he misunderstood the phrase “the second man (
2749 4”,16 | kindness, and either to mitigate their punishment or to shorten
2750 7”,101| proportion mete out mercy, mitigating, or lightening, the penances
2751 8”,23 | they are going to receive a mitigation and alleviation of their
2752 8”,8 | faith, but secretly deny and mock Christ our God, while keeping
2753 7”,94 | the tenet Hyiopatoria (or modalistic monarchianism) and do other
2754 8”,23 | pursuing what is sweet beyond moderation fails to excite pleasure,
2755 8”,23 | old, but, on the contrary, modernistic, in view of the fact in
2756 8”,23 | that sin introduced three modes of slavery) laws are authoritative
2757 7”,5 | holy orders who are living modestly have a woman staying in
2758 8”,23 | temptation, it did not dare to modify the sacred Creed at all,
2759 7”,74 | an excessive variation or modulation in melodies which inclines
2760 8”,23 | virginity; for that hedonic moisture of the bath enervates and
2761 8”,23 | prevails even to this day in Moldavia-Walachia, in which provinces are
2762 8”,23 | prevent the occurrence of such moldiness, the priests ought to let
2763 8”,23 | archdiocese free from any molestations attempted by the bishop
2764 7”,21 | of such sacred and such momentous Canons; for today that is
2765 8”,23 | and that they wore a full monachical habit (which means that
2766 8”,23 | monachal tonsurate (epikouris monachike) (in his interpretation
2767 8”,23 | in that the Greek word, monachos, means lone or solitary),
2768 8”,23 | Aquisgrana, and therein John Monachus Hierosolymite was valiantly
2769 8”,23 | Pope is entitled to be the monarch of the whole world and to
2770 7”,94 | Hyiopatoria (or modalistic monarchianism) and do other embarrassing
2771 8”,23 | trying to establish the monarchic office of the Bishop of
2772 8”,23 | these facts the imagined monarchical office of the Pope is demolished
2773 8”,23 | from an abbot to govern the monasterial affairs must not sit down
2774 8”,23 | The monastic order lives monastically twenty-four hours a day.
2775 7”,45 | leading the solitary life (of monasticism) may themselves step out,
2776 8”,23 | days in the week (namely, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday)
2777 8”,23 | Patriarch of Alexandria named Mongus either because, as Leonius
2778 8”,23 | presbyter-monk — that is to say, a monk-priest, or hieromonach — who is
2779 4”,17 | beings they used to be called monoecia (which word meant, in Greek, “
2780 8”,23 | honored during the reign of Monomachus; the sixth was that of Pecius,
2781 8”,23 | whose life is quiet and monotonous, he who has joined hands
2782 8”,23 | times of Zeno, when the Monphysites called Eutychians had a
2783 7”,1 | condemned also Apolinarius the monstrous initiate of wickedness and
2784 8”,23 | but, instead, those who monstrously insist that the movements
2785 8”,23 | the more honest.”~ ~ [65] Montanus, who lived during the second
2786 Intro | Chalcedon, we also have the monumental work of Edward Schwartz.
2787 1”,12 | faith-deniers, and the kind and mood of their repentance.[23]
2788 7”,29 | character of their ideas of morality, and the unsettled state
2789 8”,23 | judge; but it is a spirit in mortals, and a breath of the Almighty
2790 7”,45 | some presbyteresses and mother-superiors in the convent provided
2791 4”,20 | compelled to flee from their motherland or home city by any necessity,
2792 8”,23 | steered and governed by the motion of the heavenly bodies,
2793 7”,59 | demons and make irregular motions by pretense while going
2794 8”,23 | pieces of bread should get mouldy (in the accidents only,
2795 8”,23 | after they marry) they may mount to the sublime ascent of
2796 8”,23 | candles and, going into mountains and valleys, light them
2797 8”,23 | that the laity (or people) mourned for Moses. Some, however,
2798 7”,82 | keeners, i.e., professional mourners) to lament and mourn his
2799 8”,23 | Latins who shave off their moustache and their beard and who
2800 8”,23 | happen to be sacred and movable things, which indeed even
2801 8”,23 | monstrously insist that the movements made by the free will of
2802 7”,50 | slapping each other’s face, and moving the spectators to uncontrollable
2803 8”,23 | somebody to death or to muddle his brain or to allure him
2804 3”,8 | overwhelmed the mind and terribly muddled it, and failing to reap
2805 3 | quaffing and absorbing the muddy and heretical water from
2806 8”,23 | account of the unlawful multiplication of baptism.~ ~ [275] It
2807 8”,23 | the Faster in the reign of Muricius, following the practice
2808 7”,16 | multiplied, there arose a murmuring of the Hellenists against
2809 8”,23 | psalters all provided with musical notes. But today the contrary
2810 1 | Son of God is created, or mutable, or subject to change, [
2811 7”,1 | recounting to us periods and mutations of certain bodies and souls,
2812 1 | or expulsion of clerics mutilated by choice or by violence. ~
2813 7”,1 | and every innovation and mutilation just as it has been delivered
2814 1”,15 | much disturbance and the mutinies which took place, it has
2815 3”,8 | with improprieties while muttering things to the detriment
2816 7”,46 | general sleep at a convent mutually with any of the nuns there.
2817 8”,23 | life, they too, I say, are muzzled by the present Canon, which,
2818 1 | Caesarea, and Nicholas of Myra. Some had suffered during
2819 8”,23 | sufficient to counterbalance many myriads of controverters.~ ~ [268]
2820 8”,23 | returning to the fold must be myroned (i.e., anointed with genuine
2821 8”,23 | in reference to events in Mysia, situated in Phrygia — wherefore
2822 8”,23 | Cyril of Jerusalem (Catech. Mystag. 5), who says: “When yon
2823 7”,83 | questions respecting the mystagogical rite administered to them,
2824 1”,14 | or, as the Greek has it, “mystically”) and had had the priest
2825 8”,23 | among the Greeks who were mythologically asserted to have given birth
2826 8”,7 | Council has taken it more naively, since it says that the
2827 8”,23 | Discourse 252). That little napkin is called a dominical, which
2828 8”,23 | oraria — that is, small white napkins — they would thus receive
2829 8”,23 | Ecclesiastical History, narrates that a Jew feigning piety
2830 8”,23 | Ecclesiastical History, when narrating the facts concerning Felix
2831 8”,23 | and from many historical narratives of Lausaicus. Since the
2832 8”,23 | also situated between two narrows — that is to say, in other
2833 8”,23 | Lord did not discard the national custom at this point, but,
2834 8”,23 | the Burgundians, too, a nationality of France, on account of
2835 8”,23 | standard length are in truth nauseating and become offensive to
2836 8”,23 | of churches, and in their naves and in their aisles, and
2837 8”,20 | this second opinion seems nearer the truth, in so far as
2838 8”,23 | perperevetai here by its nearest English equivalent simply
2839 8”,21 | do so by the bishop for a necess
2840 3 | and last act. These are necessary1 to the discipline and constitution
2841 8”,23 | from danger and suspicion, necessitates her departing from the world
2842 8”,23 | legal and canonical, but necessitous. Secondly, no one can persuade
2843 8”,23 | women,~While petting soft necks of rocks invisible;~Nor
2844 8”,23 | are wont to equip those needing them in going from one nation
2845 8”,23 | woes, deserving tears but needlessly ensuing, which are recorded
2846 8”,23 | one not to be worthy, in a negative sense, and another thing
2847 8”,23 | So those priests who are neglectful in this regard are making
2848 4”,3 | pecuniary profit, while neglecting the services attached to
2849 8”,11 | if even the Metropolitan neglects to take care of the matter,
2850 4”,4 | going round in the cities negligently disregarding their duties,
2851 4”,3 | lucre, and undertake to negotiate secular affairs, to the
2852 8”,23 | him, because he was their neighbor, and especially because
2853 8”,23 | involuntary sin (for, according to Nemesius, a sin is involuntary if
2854 8”,23 | of the present; c. XV of Neocacsarea, modified by XVI; c. XLVIII
2855 1”,9 | XXV, LXI; cc. IX, X of Neocaesaria; cc. III, V, VI of Theophilus).~ ~
2856 8”,23 | named. Even though c. IX of Neoeaesarea does say that a priest who
2857 Intro | the letter of Patriarch Neophyte VII, August, 1902, concerned
2858 8”,23 | the fourth day, called his nephew and told him to fetch a
2859 8”,23 | however, the so-called Neptics, call praying by mouth and
2860 8”,23 | Cyril, that it praised Nestor and Theodore of Mopsuestia,
2861 8”,23 | consent to the wedding, it is never-the-less true that they have been
2862 1”,2 | that is to say), or one newly catechized and recently
2863 4”,17 | emperor in regard to the newly-built city, not vice versa.[102]~
2864 8”,23 | Luke subjected to penances newly-married couples who mingled with
2865 7”,16 | Philip, and Prochorus, and Nicanor, and Timon, and Par-menas,
2866 1 | Carthage, Mark of Calabria, Nicasius of Dijon, Donnus of Stridon
2867 8”,23 | adherents of Eusebius of Nicodemeia in the Council held at Antioch
2868 7”,16 | Timon, and Par-menas, and Nicolas an Antiochian proselyte;
2869 7 | C. Peter the Bishop of Nicomedeia stated, though, that there
2870 8”,23 | disregarded as being useless or niggardly by those who used to possess
2871 8”,5 | behavior. For “the Lord is nigh unto them that are contrite
2872 8”,23 | to the presbyter. It was night-time. But the priest happened
2873 8”,23 | commences morning prayer in the nighttime . . . . lastly leaving off
2874 8”,23 | Joseph Bryennius as well as Nile of Thessalonica agree in
2875 | nine
2876 8”,23 | and the enneamena (or nine-month periods), and generally
2877 Intro | on the canons. But in the nineteenth century, Slavic canonists
2878 | ninety
2879 8”,23 | though the latter be absolute nionarchs.) For, according to the
2880 8”,23 | embellished with evangelical nobility. For it is proclaimed therein
2881 8”,23 | him Sabellians, instead of Noetians. He asserted that the Father
2882 8”,23 | attached to the heresy of Noetus, a Smyrnean according to
2883 8”,23 | it with disturbance and noise, turning out to be a wolf
2884 8”,23 | of Nicaea, a great many noisy brawls occurred in regard
2885 1”,8 | of a presbyter, and the nominal title of bishop,[14] but
2886 1”,14 | accepted the faith, and are nominally Christians; accordingly,
2887 4”,2 | them;[85] others are merely nominated, without a seal, such as
2888 8”,23 | that anyone who ordains or nominates a person for money shall
2889 4”,2 | advantage from the ordination or nomination gained by this trafficking,
2890 8”,23 | discovered in old codices of Nomocanons that these men were representing
2891 Intro | applicable to canon law: Non ex regula ius sumatur sed
2892 8 | intense and continual and non-avolating culture respecting the object
2893 8”,23 | thrown away, and to go into non-being, according to Euseb. Eccl.
2894 8”,23 | grant an external (i.e., non-ecclesiastical) judge to try the case of
2895 8”,23 | said that it was earlier non-existent, is not properly speaking
2896 8”,23 | not good even when held on non-festival days. For these things are
2897 8”,23 | a creature is one of the non-Gods. If, on the other hand,
2898 7”,92 | say, than have wives of non-soldiers who have married a second
2899 8”,23 | in the present Canon; and nonecclesiastical, or secular, and imperial,
2900 8”,23 | Calandus, the next ten days Nones, after Nonnus, and the remaining
2901 8”,23 | to occur, and other such nonsense. The name cloud-chasers
2902 8”,23 | about, and uttering many nonsensical things and telling ludicrous
2903 8”,23 | not even one to be said at noonday. Not only at four, and six,
2904 Intro | begins by recalling the norm which requires semiannual
2905 Intro | importance; it is quite normal, therefore, in the innumerable
2906 Intro | but also the fundamental norms of Church order were part
2907 7”,61 | among the Greeks of the north was Bromius, derived from
2908 4”,23 | decrees that they first be notified through the Defensor of
2909 3”,1 | Interpretation.~This Canon notifies those absent from the Council
2910 3”,1 | proceedings affecting them, we notify your loving group that any
2911 8”,23 | baptize anyone, or to pro nounce any blessing whether small
2912 8”,23 | the Bishop of Laodicea, Nounechius, said, when the legates
2913 7”,31 | imperfectly or deficiently and novating the rites handed down.~ ~
2914 7”,65 | Interpretation.~Inasmuch as all of Novation week is reckoned as a single
2915 8”,23 | with their wives throughout Novational Week, and by consequence
2916 7”,94 | Arians and Macedonians and Novations, who called themselves Cathari[
2917 Intro | data, we share a far more nuanced view of the real evolution
2918 8”,23 | emasculates the body, and the nudity involved in bathing recalls
2919 8”,23 | good and what is evil” (Num. 32:10-11). Canon CXXXV
2920 7”,44 | that in some convents (or nunneries) the women about to be deemed
2921 8”,23 | liturgy commences, to be nuptially crowned (or garlanded).
2922 8”,23 | held in celebration of nuptials; and others were called
2923 7”,85 | rate, the collection and nurture of whores, harlots, and
2924 8”,23 | care of a wife, of children oand of a whole household prevents
2925 8”,23 | Thasus, and afterwards to the oasis of Arabia with the co-operation
2926 8”,23 | lectors), subdeacons, and oath-takers (i.e., catechists); but
2927 8”,19 | in order to render them obedient, as not being worthy of
2928 8”,23 | viz., if at any time any obedientiary and coenobite should prove
2929 8”,23 | judgment; ‘you ought to have obeyed my command, and not bring
2930 8”,23 | world that is preferable to obeying God, or, in other words,
2931 8”,23 | Wednesday and Friday which is obligatory on all Christians was given
2932 8”,23 | of men are accustomed by obliging him not to eat his supper,
2933 4”,26 | administration and to prevent any obloquy from attaching itself to
2934 7”,53 | eschewing the multitude of obscene appellations, as though
2935 7”,101| the case of those who are obstinately opposed to extremities,
2936 8”,23 | crimes, or who have been obstructed by a spiritual father as
2937 8”,23 | flouting of the mystery was obviated. See also Eustratius, in
2938 7”,8 | and on account of other occasional circumstances, they command
2939 1”,6 | presidency over all the occidental bishops and metropolitans.
2940 7”,60 | learning from them whatever occult things they wish (in order
2941 8”,15 | this life there are various occupations. Let anyone, therefore,
2942 8”,23 | troparion of the canons of the Octoechus of Damascene, by way of
2943 8”,23 | interpretation. If one party is at odds with the other, let him
2944 7”,69 | handed down in the ninth ode of the Church; this refers
2945 7”,65 | in spiritual songs called odes, while taking cheer in Christ
2946 7”,69 | adultery as a thing that is odious to God. By so doing she
2947 8”,23 | roasted and still exhaling the odor of roast meat, before the
2948 8”,23 | may be filled with sweet odors, and the Christians attending
2949 4”,2 | seal, such as Stewards (Oeconomi), and Defensors (Ecdici),
2950 4”,25 | retained by the Steward (or Oeconomus) of the same church.~(Ap.
2951 8”,23 | earth (called in Greek the “oecumene”). These Papists are Bassarion
2952 8”,23 | sixth vol. of Chrysostom). Oecumenius, too, accepts and approves
2953 8”,19 | in Chalcedon; but if the offender is an Abbess, let her be
2954 8”,23 | truth nauseating and become offensive to reverent listeners. Wherefore
2955 7”,46 | must be remote from any offensiveness of scandal, and must regulate
2956 7”,98 | content with only what the offerer is pleased to offer, any
2957 8”,23 | priest must first make the offertory and afterwards, wearing
2958 8”,23 | But as a certain prelate officiated in such a temple in the
2959 8”,11 | Steward in the same church ex officio. Like permission is given
2960 8”,23 | present one is enough to offset tens of thousands of Latins,
2961 7”,101| complex, and they produce many offshoots of the injury, as a result
2962 4”,14 | they have already had their offspring baptized by heretics, let
2963 8 | the more frequently and oftener they are continually seen
2964 8”,23 | earth (called in Greek the “Oikoumene,” or, according to another
2965 8”,23 | is derived from the noun oionos, meaning a raven or vulture).
2966 8”,12 | arable fields, vineyards, olive groves, etc. So as concerning
2967 8”,23 | deaconess; and c) that famous Olympias who, though a widow, was
2968 8”,23 | and bad, or good and bad omens, and other such things,
2969 8”,23 | with the figure of silent omission in those words which it
2970 8”,23 | an imperial pallium (or omophorion) and a purple robe and a
2971 8”,23 | of Isaiah, and from the one-hundred and twenty-second Psalm;
2972 8”,23 | things, on account of the oneness of the hypostasis.” (Taken
2973 7”,44 | is perhaps just to make onlookers think that she shed it not
2974 1 | made our of nothing (ex ouk onton); or who maintain that He
2975 3”,8 | arranged and will be carried onward as though by a favorable
2976 8”,23 | enthronement, and instead of the opening of the doors, that is to
2977 1”,1 | 1.~ If anyone has been operated upon by surgeons for a disease,
2978 1”,10 | is to say, to prevent its operating to exclude them from holy
2979 8”,23 | person’s activities and operations.~ ~ [47] Marcellus was
2980 7”,1 | impudently and arrogantly opined the head of lordship to
2981 7”,73 | first note that Balsamon opines that by “Lord’s suppers”
2982 8”,23 | recusant Nestorius, took the opportune occasion to compose a creed
2983 8”,23 | Theodosius the Great, seized the opportunity to assemble in this ecumenical
2984 8”,23 | or because it blames and opposes marriage, but because it
2985 8”,23 | diabolical, and many other opprobrious epithets; and they further
2986 7”,1 | contact with the Divine Oracle, while at the same time
2987 8”,23 | writing but was handed down orally by the Apostles, or else
2988 8”,23 | spreading out some white oraria — that is, small white napkins —
2989 1”,14 | is shown by the funeral oration of St. Ambrose respecting
2990 8”,23 | Council, nor the speeches and orations which the bishops and monks
2991 8”,23 | Demosthenes, in which that orator says: “I take it that anyone
2992 4”,6 | to the dishonor of the ordainer.~(c. XIII of Neocaesarea.)~ ~
2993 4”,6 | saying “The divine grace ordaineth so-and-so a Presbyter or
2994 7”,13 | tantamount to a canon that ordinands to the deaconry or presbytery
2995 8”,23 | ch. 28) decrees that the ordinator of an unmarried man must
2996 1”,10 | thereof, or even after the ordinators have become aware thereof,
2997 7”,32 | regard to the lineage of the ordinee. But, on the contrary, after
2998 4”,6 | and void, and that such ordinees shall not be allowed to
2999 8”,23 | round their neck. For St. Orestes, one of the five martyrs,
3000 Intro | the working of these new organs had to be made clear. Under
3001 5 | directed solely against the Origenists (p. 341 of the second volume
3002 Intro | canons he showed little originality; he often followed Zonaras
3003 8”,23 | or Creed) is one which originated with the Apostles (just
3004 8”,23 | Studite, who states that the originator of it assumed the little
3005 Intro | Benedictine monk, Henri Leclercq d'Ornancourt undertook a French translation
3006 4”,8 | belonging to poorhouses, orphan asylums, homes for the aged,
3007 7”,31 | reveal the father’s meaning Orthodoxically. For, in view of the fact
3008 7”,1 | we do not stop here. We Orthodoxly confirm the faith which
3009 4”,29 | Biblus, Botrys, Tripolis, Orthosias, Areas, and Antarandus,
3010 1”,12 | for them to go to church ostensibly with “kneelers” and to leave
3011 8”,23 | frippery) denotes vainglory and ostentation.~ ~ [279] For the Bible