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3012 8”,23 | exorcists, doorkeepers, ostiaries, and all clergymen in general
3013 8”,23 | Papists that the Bishop ot Constantinople can judge
3014 8”,23 | at times the Son, and at oth3r times the Holy Spirit according
3015 8”,23 | said, and there is none othe. See also the Footnote to
3016 Intro | and Romanians.~ The era of Ottoman domination is far from being
3017 1 | made our of nothing (ex ouk onton); or who maintain
3018 1 | of the substance [ek tes ousias] of the Father, God of God,
3019 8”,23 | Holy Spirit like a heavenly outburst of thunder: “If he is indeed
3020 3”,2 | strangers to holy orders and outcasts from the rank of the episcopate.~ ~ ~
3021 8”,23 | been charged with by many outcries. This same conclusion may
3022 7”,1 | that it may be said to have outgrown the cedars of Lebanon, and
3023 8”,23 | sternly deposed and to be outlawed and proscribed from the
3024 7”,1 | being diametrically opposite outlets of impiety, fallen out in
3025 7”,1 | straightforward dogma which they outlined of the truth that there
3026 8”,23 | and when the paint and outlines of the pictures in the icons
3027 4”,17 | parishes which are situated in outlying and distant parts of the
3028 3 | heretical water from the outpourings of Diodorus and of Theodore
3029 8”,23 | though her virtuousness outshine the sun! Nicephorus the
3030 8”,18 | Be ye unoffending even to outsiders, says the Apostle (1 Cor.
3031 Intro | custom has a tendency to outweigh canons,”7 but we must not
3032 8”,23 | epanorason (or “outer rason” or over-coat), or mandorrason (or “cloak-rason”),
3033 | overall
3034 8”,23 | which may be englished as “overcap”), they have no special
3035 7”,101| that it resists, that is, overcomes, the power and art of the
3036 8”,23 | bodily comfort to ignore or overlook the evident harm to the
3037 8”,23 | parishes that were apt to be overlooked or disregarded as being
3038 8”,23 | seize by dint of exercise of overpowering force and authority any
3039 8”,23 | Pepouzians, because they overpraised a village in Phrygia named
3040 8”,23 | an inherent authority to overrule even the rulers ruling a
3041 8”,23 | have any validity if it is overruled by the Canons. Read also
3042 8”,12 | understanding that God is overseeing and supervising. Let him
3043 8”,23 | district; a bishop is the overseer of many districts. A chorepiscopus
3044 8”,23 | to the Euchologion, the overshadowing of the divine grace, which
3045 8”,23 | either by courtesy or by oversight, and in the same way they
3046 7”,19 | being resourceless, they overstep the bounds of propriety.
3047 8”,23 | by the whole Council for overstepping his boundaries and taking
3048 3”,8 | seen some such misfortune overtake most reverent and most godly
3049 8”,23 | of St. Paul, nor does it overthrow or refute these. First,
3050 7”,69 | word speak, controverts and overthrows the allegation put forward
3051 8”,23 | and passions. But if one overwhelm them suddenly with all the
3052 7”,87 | the salvation of the man owning the beast. But if anyone
3053 8”,23 | before and plowed under with oxen, and scarcely recognizable
3054 Intro | William Bright, professor at Oxford from 1868-1901.37 His commentaries
3055 Intro | nature of the subject. As P.P. Joannou pertinently noted:~
3056 8”,23 | chorepiscopi to grant letters pacifical, i.e., dimissory, to those
3057 8”,23 | Constantinople, and the pacification of Cyril with John by aid
3058 8”,23 | fish bait or in order to pack tobacco in them, or any
3059 8”,23 | by instruments are sent packing by the divine Fathers on
3060 7 | follows: “Some men who are painfully ignorant in regard to these
3061 8”,23 | childbedless childbirth as a painless childbed and be taken in
3062 8”,23 | images to be produced with paints (or colors), with mosaic,
3063 8”,16 | soft clothes are found in palaces, and not in bishoprics and
3064 8”,23 | Michael, the first of the Palaeologi, that the Bishop of Constantinople
3065 8”,23 | word. And divine Gregory Palamas in a letter written to a
3066 8”,23 | another picture to John Paleologus, and this one was honored
3067 8”,23 | Mysteries, do not hold out the palms of your hands, nor spread
3068 7”,26 | But who is ignorant of the paltriness of that dress which the
3069 7”,61 | celebrated in honor of the god Pan, who was supposed by the
3070 8”,23 | names of Christ, and of the Panagia (or All-holy Virgin), or
3071 8”,23 | corresponding Greek word “Panagiotatos”) “in all respects most
3072 8”,23 | Christian by the Greeks; and Pancratius of Tauromeneia used to give
3073 8”,23 | and she set it up in the Panead, at the feet of which there
3074 3 | of the two natures, the panegyris of the salvatory exchange,
3075 8 | and vestments, walls and panels, houses and streets, both
3076 1 | Dijon, Donnus of Stridon in Pannonia, and the two Roman priests,
3077 8”,23 | page 155 of the dogmatic Panoply, wherein it is written that
3078 8”,23 | of the Monastery of the Pantocrator. It says, however, also
3079 8”,23 | over holy pictures is a Papal affair, and not Orthodox;
3080 8”,23 | of whom the leader was Papias the bishop of Hierapolis (
3081 8”,23 | orders provided they accept Papism, or Roman Catholicism, which
3082 7”,16 | Nicanor, and Timon, and Par-menas, and Nicolas an Antiochian
3083 8”,23 | English) and calling himself a Paraclete, and opposed the Apostolic
3084 8”,10 | unlawful things in the same paragraph: the action of clergymen
3085 4”,13 | together with the series of parallel Canons; for the space afforded
3086 8”,23 | thereof use the so-called “paramandy,” what at that time would
3087 8”,23 | would have been called a paramandyas, denoting a sort of cloaklike
3088 4”,2 | Ecdici), and Churchwardens (Paramonarii, i.e., Prosmonarii).[86]
3089 8”,23 | itself differently worded or paraphrased, a point which was gallantly
3090 Intro | Church order were part and parcel of Holy Tradition. The Fathers
3091 7”,74 | chanters, or psalts, and parchment-chanting chanters, or psalts, or,
3092 7”,76 | Alexandria (Book 3, ch. 5, of his Pardagogus).~ ~ ~
3093 7”,101| sinfulness, whether it be pardonable or deadly, and the disposition
3094 7”,30 | inside a room or in the parlor of a private dwelling, or
3095 7”,22 | Communion shall collect from the partaker coins or any compensation
3096 8”,23 | been pardoned, and become partakers of divine grace, and had
3097 8”,23 | Holy Chrism, and thus he partakes of communion, remaining
3098 7”,78 | puerperium of the All-intemerate Parthenometor (i.e., the perfectly immaculate
3099 8”,23 | manufacture of garments parti-colored or variegated with interwoven
3100 8”,23 | provide a way of becoming participants also on days of fasting
3101 8”,23 | and that the righteous who participated in the first resurrection
3102 8”,23 | prevent Christians from participating in what are called in the
3103 8”,23 | and he deposit all the particles of marble chipped off and
3104 Intro | Roman Catholic baptism is particularily appreciated in that milieu.
3105 4”,18 | faction (i.e., of factious partisanship), already prohibited by
3106 1”,17 | lender, but a sharetaker or partner), and be caught doing this,
3107 1 | On Sundays and during the Paschal season prayers should be
3108 8”,23 | unseen and the seen, the passible and the indefectible. Not
3109 8”,23 | living with her abate the passionateness of his irresistible desire,
3110 7”,23 | races or become involved in pastimes. But if any Clergyman should
3111 8”,23 | he calls the Presbyters “Pastors” (or shepherds), and the
3112 8”,23 | restore to the spiritual pasture as purified and clean a
3113 7”,12 | Christians who are being pastured and shepherded by us, and
3114 7”,20 | so-called papalethra (or “patch”) at the point of the head,
3115 8”,23 | Thus, first of all, it is patent from the words of the letter
3116 8”,23 | the ministry of spiritual paternity.~ [256] Spyridon Milias,
3117 7”,69 | more attractive and more pathetic than man’s. The appearance
3118 8”,23 | like those named Cynops in Patmus and Simon. Likewise those
3119 1 | the Father [homoousion to patri], through whom all things
3120 8”,23 | Basil says in his letter to Patricia Caesaria, and in the West,
3121 8”,23 | to this story that since Patricius Valerianus, who was living
3122 8”,23 | Evangelical, Apostolical, and Patristical custom of genuflection abolished
3123 8”,23 | series of the Fathers (inthe Patrologia); but also Socrates (in
3124 8”,23 | barbarically instead of Paulojohns.~ ~ [36] Indictment is
3125 8”,23 | belief. Hence he exiled, pauperized, and scorned many men of
3126 8”,23 | on a holy icon, without pausing to examine into the possibility
3127 8”,23 | rent or to mortgage or to pawn, and taking money in consideration
3128 4”,23 | depart from Constantinople peaceably. But if they impudently
3129 8”,23 | them tell them to remain in peaceful marriage, to which God has
3130 7”,61 | Greek word signifying a peal as of thunder. By the Romans
3131 8”,23 | taking care not to drop any pearl (i.e., precious particle)
3132 8”,23 | also present by his legates Pearus, Paul and Eugenius at the
3133 8”,23 | Monomachus; the sixth was that of Pecius, as having been honored
3134 4”,3 | themselves in secular affairs for pecuniary profit, while neglecting
3135 8”,1 | the angels would like to peep into” (1 Pet. 1:12). And
3136 8”,23 | and attired her head, and peeped through the window” (ibid.).
3137 8”,23 | honor or recognition of peerage, or the tracing of a relation
3138 1”,18 | intimate that deacons are peers of presbyters, which is
3139 8”,23 | which divine Isidorus the Pelousiote says that Moses would not
3140 7”,26 | him to scorn.” Isidorus Pelousiotes (in his seventy-fourth letter)
3141 7”,59 | persons, it has seemed best to penalize them by all means and to
3142 7”,60 | the Church of Christians, penalizes sorcerers.[194] The same
3143 8”,23 | charge of philarchy (i.e., a penchant for ruling Others).~ ~ [
3144 1”,12 | propitiate God with tears and penetential contrition, and patiently
3145 8”,23 | whom the Lord's teaching penetrated into the chamber and private
3146 7”,51 | and of contrition and of penitence. But for a perfect sacrifice
3147 8”,23 | what are commonly called “penitences” (or, in Greek, “metanoeae”),
3148 8”,23 | though it is contrite and penitential and soul-benefiting, is
3149 8”,23 | villages and districts sparsely peopled it was the vogue to appoint
3150 8”,23 | village in Phrygia named Pepouza, which they even called
3151 8”,23 | Montanists were also known as Pepouzians, because they overpraised
3152 2”,6 | that appeal their case to “peramatic” (a Greek word with a signification
3153 8”,23 | prothesis, and this fact is not perceived until after the Great Entrance,
3154 Intro | mention the book of Henry R. Percival, which constitutes volume
3155 8”,23 | unartificial, whereas the percussions and efflations produced
3156 8”,23 | the subject of monastic perfectionization, asserts “that the renunciation
3157 8”,23 | moreover, says that we ought to perfer the grace of the Gospel
3158 8”,23 | become a monk compels her perforce to refrain from getting
3159 7”,95 | combing their hair or to perfume their hair, or to braid
3160 8”,23 | clergymen from serving in perfumery workshops, or in baths in
3161 4”,15 | be ordained at random and perfunctorily; on the contrary, it requires
3162 8”,23 | Thessalonica calls it a peribolaion (or “wrapper”). And when
3163 7”,69 | innovation involving many perils and capable of leading to
3164 8”,23 | Severus and Julian concerning perishability and imperishability, and
3165 8”,23 | not compel him to commit perjury” (Sermon 15 on statues,
3166 8”,23 | of the Westerners sin by permitting this addition. But it must
3167 8”,23 | translate the Greek word perperevetai here by its nearest English
3168 8”,23 | Cecropides, who were named Perperi, who labored vainly and
3169 8”,23 | forever, and in order to perpetuate the obligation of gratitude
3170 7”,48 | remain Monasteries unto perpetuity, and the property that belongs
3171 8”,23 | an attempt to solve this perplexing question, we answer that
3172 8”,23 | then proceeds to solve the perplexity, and says that the canon
3173 8”,23 | things are offered by way of perquisites to the priests, and not
3174 8”,23 | These three emperors kept persecuting the Church for forty years,
3175 2”,2 | indifference on account of persecutions, and, as Theodoret says,
3176 8”,23 | everything that the emperors and persecutors preceding him had failed
3177 8”,23 | especially in the land of the Persians and Assyrians, and in the
3178 8”,23 | silenced on this score who are persistent in traducing and misrepresenting
3179 8”,23 | unsettled condition, by persisting in the monastery, or, if
3180 8”,23 | confessions of what they personally believed, and especially
3181 8”,8 | children, ordering them persuasively to abstain from Jewish superstitions.
3182 7”,16 | this connection did not pertain to the men serving as ministers
3183 8”,23 | general, but only as many as pertained to the right faith and had
3184 7”,36 | and to do everything that pertains to a Bishop, we, being determined
3185 Intro | subject. As P.P. Joannou pertinently noted:~ The letter of a
3186 3”,7 | any chance, the unholy and perverse dogmas of Nestorius, which
3187 8”,23 | says, “charity dealeth not perversely.” I have taken pains to
3188 8”,23 | thereof. He and his followers perverted the festival of Easter.
3189 8”,23 | Leo, cited the same Canon pervertedly in the Fourth Council. Nevertheless,
3190 8”,16 | Christians), has become a pestilence, and those who have joined
3191 Intro | Sokolov, published in St. Petersburg in 1851.25 Nicodemus Milash
3192 8”,23 | twenty-second Psalm; and it is a petition and a supplication. This
3193 8”,23 | Baronius and the Jesuit Petrovius. See also the Council held
3194 8”,23 | your head, women,~While petting soft necks of rocks invisible;~
3195 8 | in vol. 11 of the Synods, pg. 719. ~ ~ ~Canons. ~ ~
3196 8”,23 | contracted a second marriage with Phaltiel, after pardoning both of
3197 8”,23 | bishop of Rome, in writing to Phanius the bishop of Antioch, accuses
3198 8”,23 | did Anna the daughter of Phanuel, and in accordance with
3199 8”,23 | that of the Scribes and Pharisees, we shall by no means enter
3200 Intro | became more numerous; this phenomenon contributed to the breakdown
3201 7”,1 | forth the word of life” (Phil. 2:16), is committed to
3202 8”,23 | meant office). In writing to Philagrius, on the other hand, he says
3203 1”,11 | not deserved to be treated philan-thropically and clemently, it has appeared
3204 8”,23 | liable to the charge of philarchy (i.e., a penchant for ruling
3205 7”,16 | faith and Holy Spirit, and Philip, and Prochorus, and Nicanor,
3206 3 | of whom were bishops, and Philipp the presbyter, and Juvenal
3207 8”,23 | third Caesarea was Caesarea Philippi. ~ ~ [12] Thus did they
3208 8”,23 | when it was captured by the Philistines and knocked down their idols,
3209 8”,23 | says (in ch. 52 of his Philocal., p. 216) that it is a brave
3210 8”,23 | 720 of his work entitled Philocalia.~ ~ [263] This dictum is
3211 8”,23 | was John Alexandreus the Philoponus. All Monophysites used to
3212 8”,23 | discussing theological matters or philosophical questions, and especially
3213 8”,23 | Christ that “which has been philosophically expressed, in the finest
3214 8”,23 | for the original of it, as Philostorgus the Arian historically records),
3215 8”,23 | murderer that makes such philter in order to kill anybody,
3216 8”,23 | those women who prepare philters in order to incite anybody
3217 8”,23 | Afterwards when the tyrant Phocas accorded the primacy to
3218 8”,23 | citizens and plebeians (Phot., ibid.). But why is it
3219 8”,23 | Diadochus, the bishop of Photica, says (in ch. 52 of his
3220 8”,23 | appears, from the wording and phraseology of this letter, to have
3221 7”,69 | containing the following phrases: “Having suppressed the
3222 8”,23 | Trinity cannot be exhibited pictorially because of its being shapeless
3223 7”,31 | the soldiers with a spear pierced his side, and forthwith
3224 8”,23 | Since the present Canon pierces the hearts of Papists like
3225 8”,23 | the church, or doves and pigeons at commemoration services,
3226 8”,13 | charitable institutions have been pillaged by men, including both bishoprics
3227 7”,87 | or to get them out of a pit if they happened to fall
3228 8”,23 | and those, too, who take pitch candles and, going into
3229 7”,61 | being transferred to the pitharia, as these are called in
3230 8”,23 | O brother! and, What a pity, O Lord! A burial now he
3231 8”,23 | all good things (or, in plainer English, all virtues), according
3232 8”,23 | the outward decency and plainness of their garments, and of
3233 8”,23 | sacred rites out in desert plains in rush huts. Balsamon also
3234 4”,9 | with whom both parties, the plaintiff and the defendant, are well
3235 7”,95 | their head by contriving to plait or wave it in a fashion
3236 1”,11 | drawing, or architectural plan, of the church building;
3237 8”,17 | completion, let him carry out his plans. The same rule is to be
3238 1”,2 | catechized and recently planted in the vineyard of Christ,
3239 8”,23 | expense they went to in planting it. Accordingly, all the
3240 8”,23 | 655 of the Dodecabiblus). Plato the very learned Archbishop
3241 8”,23 | in accordance with the Platonists the soul from the mind.
3242 8”,23 | laity by means of their pleasant effect on the ear.~ ~ [
3243 4”,28 | Constantinople just as he pleases and decides, but he must
3244 7”,95 | braid it into one or more pleats, in order to prevent them
3245 8”,23 | as private citizens and plebeians (Phot., ibid.). But why
3246 8”,23 | who compiled the rituals, plodding the middle path, so to speak,
3247 8”,23 | shall enter into a secret plot or design against her belly,
3248 8”,23 | Later, however, when he plotted to get possession of the
3249 4”,18 | conspiracy or faction, or in plotting any other callous and cunning
3250 8”,23 | and excavated before and plowed under with oxen, and scarcely
3251 8”,23 | or who use tweezers to pluck out the superfluous hairs
3252 8”,5 | and for pardon, instead of pluming themselves on their lawless
3253 7”,34 | when any bishop dies, to plunder and appropriate his belongings
3254 8”,23 | belonging to the Church would be plundered wrongfully and with evil
3255 8”,12 | the ground that they are plundering wrongfully what they did
3256 8”,23 | prohibits them even from plying the censer, much more so
3257 2”,1 | 45] or of those known as Pneumatomach (i.e., spirit-fighters),
3258 4”,4 | either out of their own pocket or out of the poor money
3259 8”,23 | brought with them in their pockets or bosoms, begin stuffing
3260 8”,23 | he says these things in poetical verses as follows:~“As much
3261 7”,90 | who take foetus-killing poisons, they are made subject to
3262 8”,23 | seven Councils calls him Politianus, with whom Ignatius, a modern
3263 Intro | and the Middle Ages on the political and socio-cultural level,
3264 7”,86 | return to her husband, but by polluting herself she shall remain
3265 4”,14 | heretics !s in the nature of a pollution, and not a baptism; read
3266 8”,23 | man Marcion once asked St. Polycarp whether he knew who he was,
3267 8”,23 | Symeon, and is now called the polystaurion. It denotes that the monk
3268 8”,23 | circuses and horse races pomp of Satan (Discourse 20 on
3269 8”,23 | innocence of their great pontifex, the Pope of Rome named
3270 Intro | absolute authority of the Roman pontiff; he resolutely took the
3271 8”,23 | Corinthians, they would invite the poorer ones, and all of them would
3272 1 | persecution; others were poorly enough acquainted with Christian
3273 8”,23 | to oppose them. Hence the Pope-worshipers are manifestly lying when
3274 8”,23 | clergymen, according to the Popish idolatry of the Patriarchs
3275 Intro | Metropolitan Andrew Saguna, N. Popovici, and C. Dron.30~ In the
3276 7”,60 | other such things to the populace, in accordance with the
3277 7”,93 | to promise God not to eat pork, or to sentence himself
3278 8”,23 | alone opened the closed portals of the Virgin’s womb, and
3279 8”,23 | mention oil paintings and portraits, but never statues or sculptured
3280 8”,23 | not paint Him at all or portray Him in any manner at all
3281 8”,23 | a shadow in the body it portrays, and cannot possibly be
3282 Intro | canonists had a quasi-official position16 and have continued in subsequent
3283 3”,8 | it back to its rightful possessor, in order that the Canons
3284 8”,23 | shave their beard are not possessors of a manly face, but of
3285 8”,23 | married. Both the foregoing possibilities could easily occur if a
3286 Intro | volume 14 in The Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, second series.42
3287 Intro | line with the adage lex posterior derogat priori, which assumes
3288 7”,1 | teach them outright to our posterity; which Fathers indeed as
3289 Intro | canons is found among the posthumous works of this great scholar;
3290 4”,30 | reverent Bishops of Egypt postponed subscribing to the epistle
3291 4”,25 | them to prolong the time of postponement (for perhaps that particular
3292 1”,19 | or sleeping quarters, she postpones the time, she is deprived
3293 7”,42 | given to him at once without postponing the time, or procrastinating,
3294 1 | the public conveyances and posts of the empire; moreover,
3295 8”,23 | admix therewith theatrical postures and meaningless intonations (
3296 8”,23 | do not also cease being potentially sacred: according to that
3297 Intro | the work of Rhalles and Potles. We have done the same for
3298 8”,23 | age, on account of this poverty, as the sole comfort and
3299 8”,23 | tongue, which to them is practically a puzzle), or, in other
3300 Intro | institutions but also all Orthodox practitioners of canon law, since the
3301 8”,23 | Christ a mere man, but also prated that after the second judgment
3302 8”,23 | their head down. He also pratingly asserted that there is no
3303 8”,23 | object to it in the least. So prattling Aquinas is slandering, yes,
3304 Intro | influenced the canonical praxis of the whole Orthodox Church.
3305 8”,23 | which men assembled and prayed as usual in time of an incursion
3306 7”,69 | God for our sins. Whoever prays and supplicates should be
3307 8”,18 | bishoprics and monasteries in prder to act as servants, since
3308 8”,23 | original and causeless, pre-existed prior to the type, or form,
3309 8”,23 | 390 ibid.).~ ~ [118] This pre-existence of souls was declared by
3310 8”,23 | been in reality and truth pre-existent.~ ~ [103] In his Collection
3311 7”,67 | of our holy and eminent Preachers and Teachers, unless it
3312 7”,14 | year and began to teach the preachment of the Gospel. (“And Jesus
3313 8”,23 | by the Latins, which are precarious and erroneous. But what
3314 Intro | limited to the domain of precedents. We could, it is true, quote
3315 2”,3 | according to which the one precedes and the other follows both
3316 7”,88 | Concord.~As concerning the precise time of the Lord’s Resurrection
3317 2”,7 | instead of insisting upon precision”), the primary reason being
3318 8”,23 | interweaving of wool and linen he precluded the manufacture of garments
3319 8”,23 | Origen to be the reason for predestination and damnation. For if the
3320 8”,23 | have done right, they are predestined to the kingdom; but if they
3321 7”,7 | instead of incurring such a predicament, when you are invited, sit
3322 6 | attributing a single will and predicating a single energy to and of
3323 8”,23 | their hands, they would predict that a war was to occur,
3324 7”,40 | thus while confessing a predilection for such a life, they may
3325 Intro | Another factor favored the predominance of written law. During the
3326 7”,19 | by which term is meant preeminently the Bishops, but secondarily
3327 8”,23 | As much as virginity is prefereable to marriage, ~On which account
3328 8”,23 | Evangelists, but, instead, greatly prefering the truth, let them depict
3329 8”,23 | the things that served to prefigure Her, it would not, methinks,
3330 2”,3 | interpreting the Canon, prefixed this decree of Justinian,
3331 8”,23 | say that if a woman become pregnant in consequence of fornication
3332 7”,81 | symbols of the truth and preindications handed down to the Church,
3333 7”,36 | their thrones, shall not be prejudiced as to their right to perform
3334 8”,23 | fowls of the air, we are not prejudicing our case by eating botargo
3335 1”,12 | and after displaying a preliminary enthusiasm and taking off
3336 1 | this Council was to be the prelude to a life of conflict and
3337 7”,28 | Lent dishonored by being prematurely broken.~(Ap. c. LXIX; c.
3338 8”,23 | But perhaps from these premises nothing less is to be inferred
3339 8”,23 | at such common banquets. Premising these words of the Apostle,
3340 7”,35 | matter of this order of prenumeration and subnumeration so conceived
3341 Intro | the canonist has another preoccupation. It is frequently the case
3342 8”,23 | Book V concerning Evang. Prep.), and Sulpicius Severus (
3343 8”,23 | rats or mice during the preparative (called in Greek proscomide,
3344 8”,23 | and in like manner grace prepares divine communion ready for
3345 7”,69 | writings of modern men, who is preparing women to chant to himself
3346 1 | Athanasius may be attributed a preponderant influence in the formulation
3347 8”,23 | means of the difference of prepositions, the recusants might draw
3348 8”,23 | refutation of the imaginary prerogative of the present Popes of
3349 8”,23 | decision, decreed that if the presaiictified bread be eaten by cats or
3350 8”,23 | Nicephorus allows such a Presbyter-Abbot to ordain also a Sub-deacon.
3351 8”,23 | in his c. XXII that if a presbyter-monk — that is to say, a monk-priest,
3352 8”,23 | ones among whom it called presbytidas. Nevertheless it did not
3353 8”,23 | widows, nor the same as presbytides, yet, in spite of this fact,
3354 7”,50 | all kinds of theatrical presentations and pretenses, or where
3355 8”,23 | and Antiochians (wherein, presenting the present Canon of the
3356 Intro | first place, the unequaled prestige of this “great and holy
3357 8”,23 | Dionysius himself, as if presumably correcting himself, adds: “
3358 8”,23 | jurisdiction. These facts being presupposed, the Canon says: Let the
3359 8”,23 | for any woman that merely pretends to have been seized by force (
3360 7”,50 | theatrical presentations and pretenses, or where someone would
3361 8”,23 | smokelike puffiness (or pretentiousness) of mundane authority must
3362 2”,7 | multitude of such heretics then prevalent, and a second reason being
3363 8”,23 | of bodily disease, or for prevention of damage to fruits, shall
3364 8”,23 | neck in order to have a preventive of every evil.~ ~ [190]
3365 8”,23 | oand of a whole household prevents them from giving due attention
3366 7”,19 | better, and do not become a prey to the ailment of ignorance,
3367 8”,23 | wounded, all the time being preyed upon by wild beasts, all
3368 8”,23 | celebrated memory, who was the prince of philosophers, displayed
3369 8”,23 | other temples too there were princes, even on the sacerdotal
3370 8”,23 | so much as mentioned in print in the Menaea on the second
3371 8”,23 | then became accustomed to printing the cross upon themselves.
3372 Intro | adage lex posterior derogat priori, which assumes that the
3373 8”,23 | presbyter of Antioch, when in prison, conducted divine services
3374 7”,59 | actually chained and shut up in prisons by many Patriarchs and Bishops.
3375 8”,13 | may be restored to their pristine condition, it is well and
3376 8”,23 | according to philosophers, privations come second after habits.
3377 8”,23 | one to be unworthy, in a privative sense. For any man is unworthy
3378 8”,23 | Only the Patriarchs were privileged to wear sacks, chasubles
3379 8”,23 | to baptize anyone, or to pro nounce any blessing whether
3380 8”,23 | Semi-Arians, Macedonius even proceeded to wage war upon the divinity
3381 8”,23 | says “the Spirit, which proceedeth out of the Father” (page
3382 8”,23 | evil as a result of natural processes of the mind, which it does
3383 8”,23 | true notion concerning the procession of the Holy Spirit might
3384 7”,16 | Spirit, and Philip, and Prochorus, and Nicanor, and Timon,
3385 1”,12 | examine into the likings and proclivities of such faith-deniers, and
3386 8”,23 | more correctly, say, like Procopius (p. 198, vol. I of the Octateuch),
3387 7”,42 | postponing the time, or procrastinating, and that the grace must
3388 7”,76 | bodies for the purpose of procreating children, and not in order
3389 8”,23 | Augustine wrote to Bishop Proculianus, “by our halo.” It is wont
3390 7”,85 | 86.~ As for those who procure and train prostitutes and
3391 8”,23 | commentary on the parable of the prodigal son were the deacons and
3392 7”,31 | Homily 82). But a vine produces wine, not water. Hence they
3393 7”,31 | derived, he says, from the product of the vine” (Homily 82).
3394 8”,23 | sacred words may not be profaned. For that saying of Isaiah
3395 8”,23 | from sinning gravely by profaning things that are holy. See
3396 8”,23 | told that the one whom they profess to have been inerrable was
3397 7”,101| So that a person who is professing the science of treating
3398 7”,82 | Irish call keeners, i.e., professional mourners) to lament and
3399 8”,23 | resigning on account of some professionally inhibitive and hidden reason.
3400 7”,60 | if they persist in these professions, and refuse to change their
3401 8”,10 | superintending the largest and most profitable estates, either let him
3402 7”,101| widely diffused, and it progresses until it is checked[253]
3403 8”,23 | are wrought in relief and project above the plane of the level
3404 3 | West, namely, Arcadius, and Projectus, both of whom were bishops,
3405 8”,23 | Councils, as we said in the prologue to the First Ecumenical
3406 4”,25 | necessity forcing them to prolong the time of postponement (
3407 4”,21 | file charges against them promiscuously and without investigation
3408 8”,23 | venerable dogmas, solemnly promising to recognize and keep the
3409 7”,32 | now on those who wish to promote certain persons to the clergy
3410 8”,23 | it further contains the promotion of Maximianus to the throne
3411 4”,20 | to another Bishop, after promulgation of this rule, it has been
3412 7”,73 | both the Narthex and the Pronaos, reserving the word “church”
3413 8”,23 | this point note that the pronoun “touto” in the Greek text
3414 1”,14 | when the time came for the pronouncement of the words “All catechumens
3415 4 | the Prophets formerly had prophesied concerning him and as he
3416 8”,23 | Maximilla, he called them prophetesses. He taught that marriages
3417 8”,2 | ordained. For God has said prophetically: “Because thou hast rejected
3418 8”,23 | in order that God may be propitiated in these, in order that
3419 8”,23 | teachers of the present time proposes to the adherents of Roman
3420 1”,17 | the matter as a commercial proposition, or turning it to his own
3421 8”,23 | Ec. C. forbade anyone to propound any faith other than that
3422 8”,23 | reference to the Arians propounding another faith as against
3423 8”,23 | and kiss.” The preposition pros indicates an intensification
3424 8”,23 | preparative (called in Greek proscomide, or proskomide, according
3425 8”,23 | wrote some verses and some prose, e.g.: “This man, I say,
3426 7”,16 | and Nicolas an Antiochian proselyte; whom all they set before
3427 8”,23 | in Greek proscomide, or proskomide, according to a different
3428 8”,23 | kyno (in the compound verb proskyno, meaning to adore) means “
3429 7”,86 | worthy to partake of the prosphora if indeed they verily repent
3430 8”,23 | extraction and in reality a prostitute, and hides her, he cannot
3431 8”,23 | tyrannized by some, and to protect those who took refuge in
3432 4”,24 | to say, that they may be protected and managed. Canon XII of
3433 4”,4 | for their monasteries, by protecting the monks and bestowing
3434 4”,30 | latter was succeeded by Proterius (see p. 241 of the second
3435 7”,23 | introduced, let him rise up and protest, and thereupon let him depart,
3436 7”,92 | whose wife on account of his protracted absence has taken another
3437 8”,23 | benefit will accrue from protraction of the period of penance.
3438 8”,23 | But if he keeps on getting prouder, and refuses to cease, let
3439 8”,23 | not been investigated and proven, they merely exclude them
3440 8”,23 | single occasion, they are proving more plainly the fact that
3441 8”,23 | at its prime and strongly provocative, which object is the pretty
3442 7”,64 | the eyes of the Lord and provoked His wrath. Note, too, that
3443 7”,101| health or on the contrary provokes the malady to attack him
3444 8”,23 | while two were necessary and proximates: 1) Since c. XXXIV of the
3445 7”,1 | the Holy Spirit. For in proximity to “the Holy Spirit,” which
3446 8”,23 | provided he is sensible and prudent and worthy of the abbotship.~ ~ [
3447 8”,23 | wine and eat them, as is prudently recommended by those who
3448 8”,23 | there are to be found old psalters all provided with musical
3449 8”,23 | done in connection with the psaltery of David. That is why there
3450 8”,23 | of Fathers attending it. Psellus says so too. Photius says
3451 8 | so-called definition of the pseudo-council held in the reign of Constantine
3452 8 | Constantine, and Nicetas, the pseudopatriarchs who held office during the
3453 8”,23 | Elevation, but now it is called Psomatheia (with the accent of the
3454 8”,23 | the Greek name of which is psyche, and the Latin anima), whether
3455 8”,23 | that if anyone is injured psychically, he ought to tell about
3456 7”,1 | overthrew and demolished the puerile toys which the heretics
3457 8”,23 | and because the smokelike puffiness (or pretentiousness) of
3458 7”,98 | these expositors, failing to punctuate, but, on the contrary, running
3459 Intro | grammatical construction or punctuation.50 The exact meaning of
3460 8”,23 | for good or for evil, is punishable.”~ ~ [106] But in other
3461 8”,23 | monastery which he sold; and the purchaser likewise shall lose also
3462 8”,23 | discountenances sales and purchases carried on in the churches
3463 Intro | are some cases where the purely limited nature of the canon
3464 7”,15 | omitted when the laws were purged, and was not entered in
3465 7”,83 | may deprive them of such purifying sanctification.~ ~Interpretation.~
3466 8”,23 | keeping, and who, if they purloin anything therefrom, are
3467 3”,8 | brother and fellow bishop, in pursuance of affection and love in
3468 8”,23 | fears, and makes the one pursued a helper; (and the following
3469 8”,23 | Thus again excessive music, pursuing what is sweet beyond moderation
3470 8”,23 | anything that comes under the purview of the “old fellow.” The
3471 8”,23 | continence and other pretexts and pusillanimities it used to happen that divorces
3472 8”,23 | to them is practically a puzzle), or, in other words, it
3473 8”,23 | Clinias who was a disciple of Pythagoras, and a heathen, and was
3474 3 | Constantinople. For, after quaffing and absorbing the muddy
3475 1”,10 | to idols are nevertheless qualified to be admitted to holy orders
3476 4”,2 | prescribes that if any bishop qualifies any of these or other clergymen
3477 8”,23 | perpetrate the iniquity of qualifying pictures with certain prayers
3478 7”,63 | soldiers? And from another quarter Wisdom bids: “Be not hasty
3479 7”,69 | the psalmody of European quartets represent a theatrical mind
3480 Intro | these three canonists had a quasi-official position16 and have continued
3481 8”,23 | monastery and to journey in quest of the necessary wants of
3482 7”,60 | soothsayers must be well questioned, and if it turn out that
3483 8”,23 | every human being and every quibble of the adversaries is vain
3484 4”,4 | question, and shall observe quietness of life and engage in only
3485 Intro | ius sumatur sed ex iure quod est, regula fiat.54 It is
3486 Intro | precedents. We could, it is true, quote the statement of Metropolitan
3487 8”,5 | the 4th, both of which are quoted verbatim: and see the Interpretation
3488 8”,23 | to be hunters of hares, rabbits, and other animals, or of
3489 7”,1 | abominable fellow who waxed rabid against the truth they courageously
3490 7”,65 | Hence on these days horse racing must not be indulged in,
3491 8”,23 | engage in such a Satanic racket. Ah, and the wretches do
3492 8”,4 | conducted therein, venting his rage upon insentient objects,
3493 7”,87 | wintry weather and a heavy rain, and he has no place to
3494 8”,23 | as to prevent them from raining or hailing upon one region
3495 2”,6 | reputation of the priests and to raise disturbances among peoples
3496 8”,23 | holy orders, can neither be raised to any mundane office or
3497 7”,75 | the sale of wine, or of raki, or even of other kinds
3498 8”,23 | Macedonians who were then rampant but who at the time of this
3499 4”,15 | forbids her to be ordained at random and perfunctorily; on the
3500 7”,57 | 58.~ Let no one ranked among Laymen administer
3501 8”,23 | absurdity and impropriety of the rankest kind, and is an invention
3502 8”,23 | circumstance, such as that of rapine or danger of death. And,
3503 7”,1 | bodies and souls, prompted by raptures and hallucinations of the
3504 8”,23 | to produce excuses). But rarities are not laws of the Church,
3505 8”,12 | by employing some cunning rascality, a civil ruler should buy
3506 8”,23 | arrive at the point of being rasophores (i.e., of having donned
3507 8”,23 | be very careful lest any rat snatch a piece of the prepared
3508 7”,2 | Council now in this Canon II ratifies and confirms also a) the
3509 Intro | abrogates a canon when its ratio legis disappears; that is,
3510 8”,23 | the noun oionos, meaning a raven or vulture). In auspication
3511 7 | Crete, a certain Bishop of Ravenna who acted as the legate
3512 8”,23 | birds, and especially of ravens, from which (word) indeed