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Edited from a variety of translations (mentioned in the preface) by H. R. Percival
THE ECUMENICAL COUNCILS Resources Online and in Print
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Page 67
Canon LXVII.
Of having two wives at the same time, and of a woman who is one of the faithful marrying an infidel; and of the form of receiving her to penance.
[Her reception back is conditioned upon her leaving the infidel man.]
Canon LXVIII.
Of giving in marriage to an infidel a daughter or sister without her knowledge and contrary to her wish.
Canon LXIX.
Of one of the faithful who departs from the faith through lust and love of an infidel; and of the form of receiving him back, or admitting him to penance.
Canon LXX.
Of the hospital to be established in every city, and of the choice of a superintendent and concerning his duties.
[It is interesting to note that one of the duties of the superintendent is--"That if the goods of the hospital are not sufficient for its expenses, he ought to collect all the time and from all Christians provision according to the ability of each."]
Canon LXXI.
Of the placing a bishop or archbishop in his chair after ordination, which is enthronization.
Canon LXXII.
No one is allowed to transfer himself to another church [i.e., diocese] than that in which he was ordained; and what is to be done in the case of one cast out forcibly without any blame attaching to him.
Reference address : https://elpenor.org/ecumenical-councils/first.asp?pg=67
