Part, Question

 1   2, 68  |     acolyte, an ~exorcist, a reader or a doorkeeper without
 2   2, 120 |     the Sabbath day, but the reader or teacher of the Divine
 3   2, 148 |    be deposed; a subdeacon, ~reader or precentor who does these
 4   3, 16  | prudent, careful, and devout reader will discern ~the reason
 5 Suppl, 36|        Now it belongs to the reader (which is ~the lower Order)
 6 Suppl, 36|   Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: The reader has not to explain Holy
 7 Suppl, 37| psalmist; "prophecy" to ~the reader; and the "discerning of
 8 Suppl, 37| reckoned the act, not of the reader, but rather of the acolyte; ~
 9 Suppl, 37|   visible manner, ~while the reader by his recital represents
10 Suppl, 37|       for as the ~act of the reader is compared with the secondary
11 Suppl, 66|     cap. xliii] says: "If a ~Reader marry a widow, let him remain
12 Suppl, 66|      widow, let him remain a Reader, or if there be need for ~